Pomona, CA Parking Rules: Street Parking Limits (2026)
Key Facts
- General Limit
- 72 hours (CVC)
- Large Vehicle Limit
- 4 hours
- Parking District
- Permits required in some areas
- Code Section
- PMC Ch. 58, Art. IV
Summary
Pomona enforces general street parking rules under Chapter 58. Vehicles may not remain parked in one location for more than 72 hours per California Vehicle Code. Large vehicles face a 4-hour limit.
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Full Breakdown
Under PMC Chapter 58, Article IV (Stopping, Standing, or Parking), Pomona regulates all street parking. Per California Vehicle Code, no vehicle may remain parked on a public street for more than 72 consecutive hours. Large vehicles (RVs, boats, etc.) are limited to 4 consecutive hours under Ordinance No. 4315. The city has a Vehicle Parking District with specific permit requirements for certain areas. Street sweeping schedules must be observed. Pomona Police Parking Enforcement handles public street violations.
Violations & Fines
Vehicles parked beyond time limits are subject to citation and towing. Contact Parking Enforcement at 909-622-1241. Vehicle Parking District permits are available through the city.
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