Loudoun County, VA Parking Rules: Street Parking Limits (2026)

06 sets a hard buffer at every intersection: no vehicle may park within 20 feet of the intersection of curb lines, or within 15 feet of the intersection of property lines where there is no curb. 105 then lists 14 specific places where parking is banned outright regardless of signage, including on a sidewalk, in front of or blocking a driveway, on a crosswalk or within 20 feet of one, within 30 feet of a flashing beacon or stop sign, on a bridge or in a tunnel, over curb ramps, perpendicular to a curb on an unmarked cul-de-sac, on the left edge of the roadway facing oncoming traffic (the wrong-way violation), within 20 feet of a fire station driveway, across a painted parking-space line, during posted no-parking hours, and in front of a mailbox that isn't the parker's own.

11 to attach a written Notice of Violation to any offending vehicle. 12, a driver can resolve the ticket by paying the fine to the County Treasurer's office within 30 days before a summons issues; miss that window and the fine climbs $25 per outstanding notice, and after 30 days the County can pursue a warrant or summons through General District Court. A recipient who wants to fight the notice must tell the Treasurer before a summons is issued, triggering a certified hearing date. These rules apply county-wide on public highways in the unincorporated area and any road under County jurisdiction; incorporated towns such as Leesburg and Purcellville enforce their own parking codes on town streets.