Rialto Municipal Code Title 10 (Vehicles and Traffic) regulates on-street parking, governed in tandem with California Vehicle Code Division 11, Chapter 9 (CVC §§22500-22526). Posted curb colors, time limits, and street-sweeping schedules are enforced by Rialto Community Compliance and Rialto Police.
Title 10 of the Rialto Municipal Code adopts and supplements the California Vehicle Code for local streets. CVC §22500 prohibits parking in crosswalks, within 15 feet of a fire hydrant, in front of a public/private driveway, on sidewalks, and within 3 feet of a sidewalk access ramp. CVC §21458 sets curb-color meanings: red = no stop/stand/park; yellow = loading (commercial); white = passenger loading (3 min); green = limited time parking; blue = disabled placard only. Rialto posts time-restricted zones (typically 2-hour daytime limits in commercial districts along Riverside Ave. and Foothill Blvd.). Street-sweeping no-parking is posted by block; violation incurs a civil parking citation. Vehicles must be parked with the right-hand wheels parallel to and within 18 inches of the right-hand curb (CVC §22502).
Parking citation issued by Rialto PD or Community Compliance. Base bail amounts vary by violation (e.g., red curb, hydrant, street-sweeping). Unpaid citations escalate with late fees and may result in a DMV registration hold under CVC §4760. Vehicles blocking driveways or fire hydrants are subject to immediate tow under CVC §22651.
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