Parking Rules in Arkansas (2026)

Fayetteville bans parking motorhomes, RVs, fifth-wheel trailers, and campers on any city street from midnight to 6 a.m…

Fort Smith bans parking RVs, boats, and utility trailers on residential streets or in front/side-yard setbacks…

Jonesboro allows one boat, trailer or RV parked outdoors on a residential lot only in the side or rear yard, owned by a…

Little Rock gives a boat, boat trailer or camping trailer 24 hours in the public right-of-way and no more, while…

Springdale bans parking or storing a boat, RV, or trailer on a residential lot except in specific rear- or side-yard…

In Fayetteville single-family districts, a driveway and off-street parking may cover no more than 40% of the front yard…

Fort Smith bans parking on unimproved front or side yards at one- and two-family homes, requiring concrete, asphalt, or…

Jonesboro makes it unlawful to park or place any vehicle on private property, including a driveway, without the consent…

Little Rock caps front-yard vehicle parking outside the driveway to 25% of the yard, and unpaved parking pads must be…

Springdale bars parking on grass or gravel in residential zones outright, allowing only one 9-by-19-foot grass space…

Springdale prohibits parking or storing commercial vehicles, trucks over 20,001 pounds, box trucks, and haulers of…

Fort Smith prohibits parking, standing, or leaving unattended any commercial vehicle over 16,000 lbs GVWR, with three…

Little Rock's zoning code bars parking heavy commercial trucks, tow rigs, and trailers on residential-zoned property…

Fayetteville prohibits parking any truck, tractor, or trailer over one-ton capacity on a city street between midnight…

Trucks, trailers or semitrailers rated three-quarter ton or more can't be parked on any Jonesboro street or alley…

In the City of Conway, Arkansas, a parked car must sit with its right-hand wheels within eighteen inches of the curb…

Fayetteville street parking follows Code Chapter 72. Park headed with traffic within 18 inches of the curb, and never…

Fort Smith bans stopping or parking in fire zones, on marked red or yellow curbs, on sidewalks, or over water meters…

Jonesboro bars parking or halting on a city street, sidewalk or bike path in a way that narrows a roadway below 20 feet…

Little Rock requires vehicles parked on curbed streets to sit within 18 inches of the right-hand curb, facing the…

Springdale limits on-street parking in residential areas to vehicles belonging to the adjacent resident or their…

Little Rock prohibits trucks, buses, tractors, trailers, and semitrailers rated over one ton from parking on public…

Fayetteville has no blanket overnight ban on passenger cars, but oversized vehicles and RVs are barred from city…

Springdale caps how long a recreational vehicle, boat, or trailer can sit on a public street at 24 hours, allowed only…

In the City of Conway, Arkansas, a 2025 ordinance reserves publicly accessible EV charging spaces for electric vehicles…

Fort Smith exempts electric vehicle charging stations from the zoning code's minimum yard setback requirements citywide.

Arkansas law governs how abandoned, unclaimed, or junked vehicles are handled statewide. State statutes authorize…

Benton County makes it a crime to place a junk motor vehicle, old tire or abandoned appliance on a public right-of-way…

Little Rock bans open storage of an abandoned automobile on any lot unless it's part of a licensed auto business, and…

Pulaski County bans parking, storing, or dumping abandoned vehicles in any county road right-of-way, with removal…

In the City of Conway, Arkansas, an abandoned, wrecked or inoperable vehicle left on public property for more than…

Fayetteville removes unattended and abandoned vehicles under Code Sec. 90.02, following Arkansas law A.C.A. Sec…

Fort Smith bars inoperable, unsightly, disassembled or stripped vehicles from any premises, with limited exceptions for…

Unincorporated Garland County limits open storage of junked or abandoned vehicles to three under Sec. 14-72(3); more…

Jonesboro bans keeping an inoperative or abandoned vehicle in open view on any property. The city defines inoperative…

In the Saline County portion of Hot Springs Village, inoperable motor vehicles cannot sit outside in the open; the…

Leaving a junked or wrecked automobile outside a building for more than 30 days on unincorporated county land turns the…

Springdale bans letting an inoperative motor vehicle accumulate on real property inside city limits; code enforcement…

Arkansas law lets the Washington County Sheriff tag and tow unattended and abandoned vehicles from public ways, and an…

In the City of Conway, Arkansas, the Street Department marks two-hour and thirty-minute parking zones with curb…

Any Benton County development that needs site plan review must design loading docks to be entered from the public road…

Fort Smith exempts the commercial downtown zoning district from off-street loading space requirements, but the police…

Jonesboro caps loading zone use at 15 minutes. City Code Sec. 66-193 makes it unlawful to park or leave any vehicle in…

Little Rock caps freight curb loading zone stops at 30 minutes and reserves passenger and freight zones for expeditious…

Springdale zoning requires any commercial, industrial or wholesale building to provide an off-street loading space…

In the City of Conway, Arkansas, the City Council may establish loading zones within parking meter areas, and outside…

Arkansas sets no statewide ceiling on hookup, mileage or storage charges, and it has no statutory drop fee for a driver…

Little Rock does not license wrecker companies and does not cap what a private tow operator may charge. Its own towing…