Oversized vehicles and RVs cannot be parked on Nashville streets or public property. They must be parked at designated RV parks or campgrounds. Violation results in towing.
Metro Nashville prohibits oversized vehicles and recreational vehicles from being parked on public streets or public spaces. RVs must be kept at designated RV parks or campgrounds. Metro Code Chapter 16.24 (Property Standards) prohibits inoperable, unlicensed, or unregistered vehicles from being openly stored on any premises. Under TCA §55-16-103, a vehicle illegally parked on public property for 48 hours may be towed. No permit system exists for temporary on-street RV parking.
Citation + towing after 48 hours. Property standards violations for storage on private property.
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