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Hollywood, FL Parking Rules: Street Parking Limits (2026)

Some Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified August 2026

Key Facts

§ 72.006 fine
$40 flat
§ 72.032 fine
$40, then $85, then $150
Related alley rule
§ 72.007(B)
Applies
With or without curbing
Enforced by
Parking, Code Enforcement, Police

Summary

Hollywood bans parking a vehicle so it faces oncoming traffic on any street, right-of-way, or swale, whether or not curbing exists, under Code of Ordinances section 72.006, and separately bans stopping, standing, or parking so as to block any public or private driveway under section 72.032. Both are enforced citywide as standard on-street parking offenses.

§ 72.006: It is unlawful to park any vehicle on any street, right-of-way or swale area in such a manner as to face oncoming, opposing traffic, whether or not curbing is present. § 72.032: It shall be a violation for any person to stop, stand or park any motor vehicle so as to block any public or private driveway.

Source: Hollywood Code Chapter 72: ParkingView official code

Full Breakdown

006 makes it "unlawful to park any vehicle on any street, right-of-way or swale area in such a manner as to face oncoming, opposing traffic, whether or not curbing is present," meaning a driver cannot pull into a spot on the far side of the street and park facing the wrong way, even where there is no curb to define the lane. 032 separately makes it a violation "to stop, stand or park any motor vehicle so as to block any public or private driveway," reaching a homeowner's own driveway, a neighbor's, or a commercial entrance alike. 021 bars parking that usurps the traveled portion of an unpaved or uncurbed street. 032 was later amended by O-2009-06. 999(J).

Violations & Fines

Facing oncoming traffic under section 72.006 draws a flat $40 fine under section 72.999(E)(3)(a). Blocking a driveway under section 72.032 also starts at $40 under section 72.999(E)(3)(b), but escalates to $85 for a second violation within six months and $150 for a third or later violation in that window. Every citation adds a $5 school crossing guard surcharge under section 72.999(E)(7).

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I park facing the wrong way on my street in Hollywood?
No. Section 72.006 makes it unlawful to park facing oncoming, opposing traffic on any street, right-of-way, or swale area, whether or not the street has curbing, and a violation carries a $40 fine under section 72.999(E)(3)(a).
What if someone parks in front of my driveway in Hollywood?
That is a violation of section 72.032, which bars stopping, standing, or parking so as to block any public or private driveway. Report it for a citation; the fine starts at $40 and climbs to $85, then $150, for repeat offenses within six months.
Does Hollywood's driveway-blocking rule cover alleys too?
Yes, through a companion provision. Section 72.007(B) separately bars parking within an alley in a position that blocks the driveway or entrance to any property the alley abuts, on top of the general driveway-blocking ban in section 72.032.

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