Eastvale, CA Parking Rules: Oversized Vehicle Parking (2026)

Eastvale addresses oversized vehicles in two ways. For moving heavy or oversize loads, EMC Chapter 10.08 (Oversize and Overweight Vehicles) requires every person to obtain a city permit before moving any load along or across a city road that needs a special permit under the California Vehicle Code, including oversize or overweight vehicles, houses, vessels, equipment, boats, and mobilehomes. EMC 10.08.010 confirms that being duly registered does not exempt an oversize vehicle from securing a permit, which must be in the operator's possession before the vehicle is operated. The permit regime carries fees, deposits, and hold-harmless requirements, and under EMC 10.08.180 a violation is an infraction fined up to $100 for a first violation and $200 for a second, escalating to a misdemeanor punishable by a fine up to $1,000 or six months in jail for a third or later violation. For everyday parking of heavy vehicles, the controlling rule is EMC 10.20.160, which bans commercial vehicles over 10,000 pounds GVWR and all commercial trailers and semitrailers from city streets; the chapter's footnote cites Vehicle Code 35701 as the state authority for a city to prohibit heavy or commercial vehicles in residential districts. Recreational vehicles, which can also be oversized, face their own street and screening rules under EMC 10.20.170 and 120.05.080.