Huntington Beach regulates on-street parking with time limits, overnight restrictions, and beach area parking zones. The 72-hour parking rule applies citywide.
Huntington Beach's parking regulations include time-limited zones in commercial and beach areas, overnight parking restrictions on certain streets, and the 72-hour rule for vehicles that must move within three days. Beach area parking is heavily regulated with metered spaces and permit zones during summer months. Residential areas near the beach may have permit parking programs. No parking within 15 feet of fire hydrants or blocking driveways.
Parking violations result in tickets ranging from $50-$200. Vehicles may be towed for blocking fire lanes or during street sweeping.
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