Victorville, CA Parking Rules: Street Parking Limits (2026)
Key Facts
- No parking near intersections
- Within 100 feet of intersection
- No parking near railroad crossing
- Within 25 feet
- No parking near crosswalk/driveway
- Within 20 feet
- Median/traffic island parking
- Banned outright, no sign needed
- One-way street parking
- Left side barred unless signs permit
- Penalty
- Misdemeanor under §12.12.010
Summary
Victorville's superintendent of streets can post signs or curb markings closing specific places to stopping, standing or parking: within 100 feet of an intersection, within 25 feet of a railroad crossing, within 20 feet of a crosswalk or driveway entrance, and next to any fire hydrant that needs clear access. Separate sections ban parking in medians or traffic islands and restrict which side of a one-way street a vehicle may park on.
(a)The superintendent of streets is authorized to prohibit stopping, standing, or parking and to place signs or curb markings as described in Section 12.28.170 at any of the following places when such prohibition will alleviate dangerous or hazardous traffic conditions, facilitate the full use of the roadway, or serve the convenience of the public:(1)At any place within one hundred feet of the intersection of two or more highways;(2)At any place within twenty-five feet of a railroad grade crossing;(3)Adjacent to either side of a crosswalk or driveway entrance for a distance not to exceed twenty feet from either side of such crosswalk or driveway;(4)Adjacent to any fire hydrant when it has been determined that stopping, standing, or parking of any vehicle, whether attended or unattended, would present some special hazard or would prevent ready access to the fire hydrant;
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: Code of Ordinances: Supplement 57).
Full Breakdown
020 flatly bars stopping, standing or parking "within any median strip between roadways or within any traffic island or other area designed to separate or guide the movement of traffic," no signage required. 030 governs which side of the road a vehicle may use: on a one-way street, a vehicle may stop or park within 18 inches of the left-hand curb facing the direction of traffic unless signs say otherwise, but on a highway with two or more separate one-way roadways, parking on the left-hand side of a one-way roadway is barred unless signs specifically permit it, effectively Victorville's rule against parking on the wrong side of a divided one-way street.
060 lets the superintendent of streets post signs closing off the areas within 100 feet of an intersection, within 25 feet of a railroad grade crossing, within 20 feet of either side of a crosswalk or driveway entrance, and next to any fire hydrant where parking would create a hazard or block access. Once official signs or curb markings are erected under any of these sections, parking in violation of the posted restriction is itself the offense; the superintendent must remove the signs once the underlying hazard condition, such as a temporary construction narrowing, no longer exists.
Violations & Fines
Parking or standing in violation of a posted sign or curb marking under sections 12.28.020, 12.28.030 or 12.28.060 is a misdemeanor under section 12.12.010, and vehicles obstructing a fire hydrant, crosswalk, driveway or traffic island are subject to citation and, where the obstruction is a hazard, towing under the city's general vehicle-removal authority.
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