Parking Rules in Florida (2026)
566 rules on the books across Florida, 91 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.
Severity: Few Restrictions · Light Restrictions · Some Restrictions · Significant Restrictions · Heavy Restrictions
RV & Boat Parking
Where you can park recreational vehicles and boats on your property, including front yard restrictions, screening requirements, and size limits.
Fort Lauderdale
Heavy RestrictionsCode of Ordinances sec. 26-131 bans parking any house trailer, bus, recreational vehicle unit, or truck tractor in any…
Read full rule →Pasco County
Heavy RestrictionsPasco County Land Development Code Section 530.5 allows recreational vehicles (including boats, campers, trailers, and…
Read full rule →Plantation
Heavy RestrictionsSection 25-45 limits boats, trailers, golf carts and similar vehicles on streets, rights-of-way and swales to six…
Read full rule →Port St. Lucie
Heavy RestrictionsRecreational vehicles and boats may sit in a residential area only inside an enclosed structure, on a paved driveway…
Read full rule →Boca Raton
Significant RestrictionsBoca Raton bans parking recreational vehicles, boats, trailers, and commercial vehicles on residential streets or…
Read full rule →Clearwater
Significant RestrictionsClearwater prohibits parking or storing any boat, boat trailer, hauling trailer, travel trailer, motor home, or camping…
Read full rule →Coral Gables
Significant RestrictionsCoral Gables bars parking recreational vehicles, trailers, and commercial vehicles on residential property unless fully…
Read full rule →Deerfield Beach
Significant RestrictionsDeerfield Beach bans parking a recreational vehicle, boat, bus or trailer on any residential street or yard unless it…
Read full rule →Gulfport
Significant RestrictionsGulfport requires a city manager permit before placing any recreational vehicle on a residential lot under Section…
Read full rule →Hollywood
Significant RestrictionsHollywood confines recreational vehicles, boats, and utility trailers on residential property to a side or rear yard…
Read full rule →Melbourne
Significant RestrictionsMelbourne bars recreational vehicles, trailers and boats from residential lots unless kept in a carport, enclosed…
Read full rule →Miami Beach
Significant RestrictionsMiami Beach declares any boat or boat trailer parked on a street for more than two hours a public nuisance and unlawful…
Read full rule →New Port Richey
Significant RestrictionsNew Port Richey bars parking boats or trailers on any public street or right-of-way, and restricts trailer parking to a…
Read full rule →Orange County
Significant RestrictionsBoats and RVs are barred from unincorporated Orange County lots by default; section 38-79(45) then sets exact counts…
Read full rule →Sarasota
Significant RestrictionsIn City of Sarasota's downtown neighborhood (DTN) zone district, an RV or boat trailer may sit in the front yard only…
Read full rule →Satellite Beach
Significant RestrictionsA recreational vehicle, boat or trailer cannot sit in front of a Satellite Beach home from Monday noon to Friday noon…
Read full rule →St. Petersburg
Significant RestrictionsSt. Petersburg limits residential lots to two pieces of 'domestic equipment', RVs, boats, trailers, jet skis, parked…
Read full rule →West Palm Beach
Significant RestrictionsWest Palm Beach's zoning code bans "prohibited vehicles" like mobile homes, box trucks and buses from any residential…
Read full rule →Alachua County
Some RestrictionsAlachua County lets residents keep a serviceable recreational vehicle in the side or rear yard, two feet off the lot…
Read full rule →Boynton Beach
Some RestrictionsBoynton Beach limits homeowners to two recreation vehicles, boats, or boat trailers on residential property, with only…
Read full rule →Brevard County
Some RestrictionsBrevard County caps yard-stored RVs and boats at two per property on lots ½ acre or smaller, limits the front yard to…
Read full rule →Broward County
Some RestrictionsBroward's zoning code limits unincorporated residential lots to one boat and one RV parked outside a garage or carport…
Read full rule →Cape Coral
Some RestrictionsCape Coral bans parking a boat or empty boat trailer in the front or side yard of a residence, or on a vacant…
Read full rule →Charlotte County
Some RestrictionsCharlotte County lets residents park a boat, RV or trailer on their own developed residential lot, but Code §…
Read full rule →Cocoa
Some RestrictionsCocoa lets residents park major recreational equipment, RVs, trailers and boats, in front, side or rear yards, but…
Read full rule →Collier County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Collier County, recreational vehicles, boats, and jet skis may be stored only in a rear yard…
Read full rule →Coral Springs
Some RestrictionsBoats, travel trailers, motorhomes and other recreational vehicles covered by Coral Springs City Code Section 18-5…
Read full rule →Dade City
Some RestrictionsDade City keeps boats, RVs and travel trailers out of front yards citywide, limits them to 24 hours in a side or rear…
Read full rule →Davie
Some RestrictionsNon-commercial trailers used for personal or recreational purposes, including boat and RV trailers, may sit on a Davie…
Read full rule →Daytona Beach
Some RestrictionsDaytona Beach bars RVs, boats, boat trailers and utility trailers from sitting in a residential front yard or…
Read full rule →Deltona
Some RestrictionsDeltona caps residential RV, boat, and trailer parking at three units in the side or rear yard, allows only one…
Read full rule →Doral
Some RestrictionsDoral limits how residents store boats and recreational vehicles at home. Sec. 74-638 caps stored boats at 30 feet…
Read full rule →Escambia County
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Pensacola, RVs, campers and boats (major recreational equipment) may be stored on residential premises…
Read full rule →Flagler County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Flagler County, Florida, recreational vehicles, boats and boat trailers may be parked or stored in…
Read full rule →Fort Myers
Some RestrictionsFort Myers, Lee County, lets homeowners park or store a boat trailer or RV in the side or rear yard, but never as…
Read full rule →Franklin County
Some RestrictionsIn Lanark Village, Franklin County bars parking motor homes, campers, boats, trailers, semitrailers and ATVs in streets…
Read full rule →Gainesville
Some RestrictionsRecreational vehicles, a term that includes boats, campers and travel trailers under the LDC, may be parked on a…
Read full rule →Hialeah
Some RestrictionsHialeah adopted its own RV and boat rules in 2024 (Ordinance 2024-013, Chapter 98 zoning), not Miami-Dade Section…
Read full rule →Highlands County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Highlands County bars parking a recreational vehicle, travel trailer or boat in the front yard under…
Read full rule →Hillsborough County
Some RestrictionsHillsborough County lets homeowners keep one RV, boat or utility trailer in the yard on lots under an acre, but bans…
Read full rule →Homestead
Some RestrictionsHomestead lets single-family lots store boats and RVs under City Code § 30-433(g)-(h), but boats are capped at 30 feet…
Read full rule →Jacksonville
Some RestrictionsBoats, trailers and RVs on residential lots must stay in the rear or side yard, not the front yard, and can't be lived…
Read full rule →Jupiter
Some RestrictionsJupiter allows one boat, one boat trailer or utility trailer, and one recreational vehicle in the side, side-corner, or…
Read full rule →Kissimmee
Some RestrictionsKissimmee caps outdoor recreational vehicles and trailers at a single-family, duplex, triplex or townhouse home to…
Read full rule →Lake County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Lake County lets residents keep a boat or recreational vehicle on their own lot, but only one unit gets…
Read full rule →Lakeland
Some RestrictionsLakeland Code Sec. 66-7 bans parking a mobile home, motor home, boat or trailer on any street or public place, and…
Read full rule →Largo
Some RestrictionsLargo caps recreational vehicles, including boats on trailers, at three per residential lot, with only one allowed in…
Read full rule →Lee County
Some RestrictionsLee County does not limit how many RVs or boats you keep at your home. The rule that applies in residential zones bans…
Read full rule →Manatee County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Manatee County, RVs and boats ("restricted vehicles") may be stored in a garage/carport or in the…
Read full rule →Marion County
Some RestrictionsIn Marion County's residential zoning classifications, a travel trailer or recreational vehicle that is not occupied…
Read full rule →Martin County
Some RestrictionsMartin County allows residents in Category A, B and C zoning districts to store boats, boat trailers, camping trailers…
Read full rule →Miami
Some RestrictionsMiami 21 lets a boat, camper, or travel trailer sit on a single-family lot only in T3, T4-R, and T4-L zones, tucked…
Read full rule →Miami-Dade County
Some RestrictionsMiami-Dade County Code Section 33-20 allows one RV per residential property with size limits of 30 feet length and 10…
Read full rule →Miramar
Some RestrictionsMiramar caps residential lots to one trailer, one RV, or one boat unless extras sit inside a fully enclosed garage…
Read full rule →Nassau County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Nassau County allows major recreational equipment such as RVs, boats and trailers to be parked or stored…
Read full rule →North Port
Some RestrictionsNorth Port caps the number of boats, RVs and trailers a residential lot can host by lot size and requires them to sit…
Read full rule →Orlando
Some RestrictionsOrlando lets homeowners keep a recreational vehicle or boat in a side or rear yard, but only if it clears strict size…
Read full rule →Osceola County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Osceola County, parking any vehicle in front of the dwelling or in the front yard is prohibited…
Read full rule →Palm Beach County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Palm Beach County caps outdoor residential parking at one recreational vehicle plus up to three boats…
Read full rule →Palm Coast
Some RestrictionsPalm Coast allows recreational vehicles, motor homes, travel trailers, campers, boats and boat trailers on residential…
Read full rule →Pembroke Pines
Some RestrictionsPembroke Pines limits each residential lot to one recreational vehicle, one boat and one utility trailer under Code of…
Read full rule →Polk County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Polk County, boats, RVs, sport vehicles and utility trailers may be parked on a residential lot, but…
Read full rule →Pompano Beach
Some RestrictionsPompano Beach's zoning code, § 155.4303.X, lets homeowners park an RV, boat, or trailer on residential property as an…
Read full rule →Port Orange
Some RestrictionsPort Orange caps recreational vehicles, trailers and boats over 24 feet under City Code § 70-48: they must sit in an…
Read full rule →Safety Harbor
Some RestrictionsSafety Harbor limits homeowners to one recreational vehicle per address, sets lot-size, setback, and screening rules…
Read full rule →Santa Rosa County
Some RestrictionsThe county Land Development Code lets you store an unoccupied, fully-licensed, highway-ready RV, boat, or utility…
Read full rule →Sarasota County
Some RestrictionsBoats, boats on trailers, travel trailers, motor homes, and other recreational vehicles can be parked in Sarasota…
Read full rule →St Lucie County
Some RestrictionsIn Port St. Lucie, RVs, boats, and boat trailers may not sit in a residential area unless stored in a garage, on a…
Read full rule →St. Johns County
Some RestrictionsSt. Johns County bans parking an RV, utility trailer or boat trailer in a required Front Yard on residential property…
Read full rule →Sunrise
Some RestrictionsSunrise allows one recreational vehicle per single-family lot, up to 30 feet long, parked in a side or rear yard (Code…
Read full rule →Tampa
Some RestrictionsTampa lets homeowners park RVs and boats on residential property, but bans living in them, connecting them to…
Read full rule →Titusville
Some RestrictionsTitusville bans travel trailers, camper trailers, cargo trailers and boat trailers from sitting on private property in…
Read full rule →Volusia County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Volusia County, an RV, boat, or utility trailer counts as an accessory use on a residential lot, but…
Read full rule →Winter Haven
Some RestrictionsWinter Haven lets residents store trailers, RVs and watercraft in the side or rear yard at least five feet from the…
Read full rule →Zephyrhills
Some RestrictionsZephyrhills prohibits using recreational vehicles as residences unless the property is specifically zoned for such use…
Read full rule →Driveway Rules
Requirements for driveway width, materials, and whether you can park on unpaved surfaces or grass in your front yard.
Palm Coast
Heavy RestrictionsPalm Coast requires vehicles to be parked on a paved driveway, not on grass, dirt, or gravel. City Code Section…
Read full rule →Sarasota
Significant RestrictionsIn City of Sarasota's downtown neighborhood (DTN) zone district, homeowners may pave or delineate no more than half…
Read full rule →Boca Raton
Some RestrictionsBoca Raton limits single-family and duplex driveways to a 12-to-24-foot width and caps most lots at two driveways per…
Read full rule →Broward County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Broward County, residential vehicles must park on a paved surface and stay in operable condition…
Read full rule →Cape Coral
Some RestrictionsCape Coral bans parking on pervious surfaces, grass, sod, shell, rocks, dirt, or stones, on residential property in the…
Read full rule →Charlotte County
Some RestrictionsCharlotte County requires required parking, driveways and access aisles to be graded and paved with a hard surface of…
Read full rule →Clearwater
Some RestrictionsBuilding, repairing, paving or grading a driveway anywhere in Clearwater requires a permit from the building director…
Read full rule →Cocoa
Some RestrictionsCutting a curb or building a driveway across a city sidewalk in Cocoa requires a permit from the city manager before…
Read full rule →Collier County
Some RestrictionsLand Development Code 4.05.03 limits residential parking to a stabilized surface such as concrete, crushed stone…
Read full rule →Coral Gables
Some RestrictionsCoral Gables limits home parking to a short list of approved paving materials and bans parking on grass, dirt, or any…
Read full rule →Coral Springs
Some RestrictionsCoral Springs requires vehicles to park on paved or stabilized surfaces only. Section 18-4(c) states, "Vehicles shall…
Read full rule →Davie
Some RestrictionsDavie requires off-street parking areas and driveways to be surfaced with a hard, dustless material: grass or lawn…
Read full rule →Daytona Beach
Some RestrictionsDaytona Beach requires driveways and off-street parking areas to be paved with asphalt, concrete, brick, pavers or…
Read full rule →Deltona
Some RestrictionsDeltona requires single-family driveways connecting to a paved street to be paved in concrete, brick, or asphalt for at…
Read full rule →Doral
Some RestrictionsDoral limits driveway and parking coverage in the front yard to 70 percent of that area under Land Development Code…
Read full rule →Escambia County
Some RestrictionsThe City of Pensacola makes it unlawful to park a vehicle on residential property without proper curb-cut driveway…
Read full rule →Flagler County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Flagler County, a residential driveway connecting to a paved county road must meet county engineer…
Read full rule →Fort Lauderdale
Some RestrictionsBefore paving a driveway or parking strip next to a public street in Fort Lauderdale, Sec. 25-13 requires permission…
Read full rule →Fort Myers
Some RestrictionsFort Myers Code of Ordinances § 86-69 confines single-family vehicle parking to the driveway or a permitted improved…
Read full rule →Gainesville
Some RestrictionsWhen a Gainesville homeowner has no room in the side or rear yard, LDC § 30-5.46(A)(4)(c) allows a recreational vehicle…
Read full rule →Gulfport
Some RestrictionsGulfport's off-street parking code lets single-family and duplex homes park in a required front or rear yard, but…
Read full rule →Highlands County
Some RestrictionsWithin the Sun 'n Lake of Sebring Improvement District, a special-benefit district in unincorporated Highlands County…
Read full rule →Hillsborough County
Some RestrictionsHillsborough County requires driveways, drive aisles and the minimum parking spaces on most properties to be paved with…
Read full rule →Hollywood
Some RestrictionsHollywood requires every vehicle parked or stored on private property to sit on a driveway or other hard improved…
Read full rule →Homestead
Some RestrictionsHomestead requires every driveway to be paved, not dirt or gravel, with a minimum lime-rock-and-asphalt or concrete…
Read full rule →Jacksonville
Some RestrictionsJacksonville defines every off-street parking space as an 'all-weather surfaced' space and requires driveways and…
Read full rule →Jupiter
Some RestrictionsJupiter lets passenger cars and light trucks up to three-quarters-ton park on driveways or on unpaved surfaces within…
Read full rule →Kissimmee
Some RestrictionsKissimmee prohibits parking, displaying, or storing vehicles on grass or other unpaved surfaces in residential front…
Read full rule →Lake County
Some RestrictionsIf you run a home-based business in unincorporated Lake County, the vehicles and trailers tied to it cannot sit in the…
Read full rule →Lee County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Lee County, each duplex or two-family attached unit needs its own driveway at least 20 feet wide and…
Read full rule →Leon County
Some RestrictionsIn Leon County's OR-1 Office Residential zoning district, off-street parking tied to any permitted non-residential use…
Read full rule →Manatee County
Some RestrictionsRestricted vehicles (RVs, boats) may sit on a paved front-yard driveway only in A, A-1, or RSF-1 districts; commercial…
Read full rule →Marion County
Some RestrictionsMarion County requires driveways connecting to a paved road to be built as poured concrete or compacted lime rock with…
Read full rule →Melbourne
Some RestrictionsMelbourne allows parking in a required front, rear or side yard for single- and two-family homes only up to 20 percent…
Read full rule →Miami
Some RestrictionsMiami 21 caps residential driveways at 20 feet wide in the First Layer, with tighter limits on narrow lots and in T3-O.
Read full rule →Miami-Dade County
Some RestrictionsIn UMSA's AU, RU-1, RU-2 and RU-3 districts, driveways and parking areas may be graveled, mulched or hard-surfaced…
Read full rule →Miramar
Some RestrictionsMiramar bars parking any commercial or passenger vehicle on private property, including the lawn area, except in a…
Read full rule →Nassau County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Nassau County requires off-street parking areas to be paved, striped and properly drained, but exempts…
Read full rule →New Port Richey
Some RestrictionsNew Port Richey bars parking on the front or side yard outside a driveway or approved accessory space, caps driveway…
Read full rule →North Port
Some RestrictionsNorth Port requires boats, cars, RVs, and trailers parked in a front yard to sit entirely on a driveway, with the total…
Read full rule →Orlando
Some RestrictionsOrlando requires every driveway and parking space on a single-family, duplex, or townhome lot to sit on an impervious…
Read full rule →Osceola County
Some RestrictionsInside the Indian Ridge subdivision (Units 1-5) in unincorporated Osceola County, residential driveways can't exceed 24…
Read full rule →Palm Bay
Some RestrictionsPalm Bay requires vehicles parked in front of a home to sit inside the paved driveway or right next to it, capping…
Read full rule →Palm Beach County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Palm Beach County requires driveway and yard parking on an improved surface, and bars parking RVs…
Read full rule →Pembroke Pines
Some RestrictionsPembroke Pines requires every vehicle, trailer, boat or RV kept on residential property to sit on a paved surface, not…
Read full rule →Pinellas County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Pinellas County's residential zones, permitted work vehicles like vans, pickups and utility trailers…
Read full rule →Plantation
Some RestrictionsIn Plantation's residential zoning districts, automobiles may only be parked in a garage, carport, on a driveway or…
Read full rule →Polk County
Some RestrictionsWhen you park a boat, RV or trailer on a residential lot, LDC Sec. 218 requires the driveway to stay functional and the…
Read full rule →Pompano Beach
Some RestrictionsIn Pompano Beach residential zoning districts, any motor vehicle, RV, boat, or trailer parked or stored on the property…
Read full rule →Port Orange
Some RestrictionsPort Orange, Florida only allows vehicles in a front yard on an approved driveway, never on bare grass or dirt. Port…
Read full rule →Port St. Lucie
Some RestrictionsSingle-family homes on a designated arterial or collector street with two or more lanes must build a circular driveway…
Read full rule →Sarasota County
Some RestrictionsSarasota County bars parking in required street yards, the area between a home and the street, for every use except…
Read full rule →Satellite Beach
Some RestrictionsCity Code Section 30-536 in the City of Satellite Beach flatly prohibits parking on grass in residential yards and sets…
Read full rule →St Lucie County
Some RestrictionsIn Port St. Lucie, parking is prohibited in the front yard except on a surface specifically designed and built for it…
Read full rule →St. Petersburg
Some RestrictionsSt. Petersburg confines residential parking to a 'legally recognized' driveway or permeable parking area under City…
Read full rule →Sunrise
Some RestrictionsIn Sunrise's RS-3, RS-5, and RS-7 residential districts, vehicles must park in a designated parking space: an asphalt…
Read full rule →Tampa
Some RestrictionsTampa Code Sec. 27-283.12(d) requires every residential use to surface required parking spaces with concrete or…
Read full rule →Titusville
Some RestrictionsTitusville bars off-street parking anywhere in a single-family lot's front, side or rear yard except in a driveway or a…
Read full rule →Volusia County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Volusia County, you cannot park a car, RV, trailer, or boat anywhere in the strip of yard that runs…
Read full rule →West Palm Beach
Some RestrictionsWest Palm Beach requires every driveway and front-yard parking space serving one or two residential units to be paved…
Read full rule →Winter Haven
Some RestrictionsWinter Haven requires off-street parking in a driveway, carport, garage, or lot and prohibits parking on the unimproved…
Read full rule →St. Johns County
Few RestrictionsUnincorporated St. Johns County exempts single-family and two-family homes from its off-street parking paving mandate…
Read full rule →Commercial & Oversized Vehicles
Rules about parking work trucks, vans with commercial lettering, and vehicles over a weight or length threshold in residential areas, the thresholds, the exemptions, and the fines.
Doral
Heavy RestrictionsDoral bans storing or parking a commercial vehicle, trailer or heavy equipment in any residential zoning district under…
Read full rule →Fort Lauderdale
Heavy RestrictionsFort Lauderdale ULDR sec. 47-34.4 prohibits parking or storing commercial vehicles or commercial watercraft in or upon…
Read full rule →Hialeah
Heavy RestrictionsHialeah follows Miami-Dade Code §33-124.1 for commercial-vehicle parking in residential zones: Cat. 1 (taxis/marked…
Read full rule →Orange County
Heavy RestrictionsOrange County bans parking or storing any "dual rear wheel vehicle," meaning tractor-trailers, semitrailers, box trucks…
Read full rule →Pasco County
Heavy RestrictionsPasco County Land Development Code Section 530.16 prohibits parking or storing commercial vehicles and commercial…
Read full rule →Plantation
Heavy RestrictionsCommercial vehicles and buses may not be parked in residential districts unless completely enclosed in a garage…
Read full rule →Port St. Lucie
Heavy RestrictionsSection 72.03 makes it unlawful to park a commercial vehicle, bus or heavy equipment in any residential zone or on…
Read full rule →Satellite Beach
Heavy RestrictionsParking or storing a commercial vehicle in a residential district in Satellite Beach is unlawful at any time. City Code…
Read full rule →Boca Raton
Significant RestrictionsBoca Raton bans parking, storing or keeping a commercial vehicle, recreational vehicle, boat or trailer on the street…
Read full rule →Brevard County
Significant RestrictionsBrevard County bans parking or storing commercial motor vehicles and heavy equipment on residential lots or the…
Read full rule →Broward County
Significant RestrictionsUnincorporated Broward bans parking or storing commercial vehicles over 5,000 pounds in residential zoning districts…
Read full rule →Cape Coral
Significant RestrictionsCape Coral bars parking a trailer or commercial vehicle on the pavement or swale of any public street next to R-1, RE…
Read full rule →Charlotte County
Significant RestrictionsCharlotte County bans parking any tandem-axle truck or trailer, or one with dual rear wheels per side, on private…
Read full rule →Citrus County
Significant RestrictionsCitrus County bans parking, stopping, or standing trucks in Coastal and Lakes Residential, High Density Residential…
Read full rule →Clearwater
Significant RestrictionsClearwater bars any commercial vehicle from being parked or stored on the public street right-of-way directly next to a…
Read full rule →Cocoa
Significant RestrictionsCocoa bans parking a semitrailer, truck or bus over one ton in any residential area for more than 15 minutes unless…
Read full rule →Coral Gables
Significant RestrictionsCoral Gables bans parking trucks, trailers, and commercial vehicles on any residential property under Zoning Code…
Read full rule →Dade City
Significant RestrictionsDade City bans overnight storage or parking of any commercial or industrial vehicle over one ton in every residential…
Read full rule →Davie
Significant RestrictionsCommercial vehicles and construction equipment cannot be parked, stored or maintained in a residential zoning district…
Read full rule →Daytona Beach
Significant RestrictionsDaytona Beach treats parked commercial vehicles as outside storage and bans it: trucks over one ton and other…
Read full rule →Deltona
Significant RestrictionsDeltona bans parking vehicles over 10,000 pounds GVWR, or requiring a CDL, in residential and agricultural zones unless…
Read full rule →Gainesville
Significant RestrictionsGainesville bars parking any vehicle over 10,000 pounds gross vehicle weight outside an enclosed structure in every…
Read full rule →Gulfport
Significant RestrictionsGulfport bars parking, storing, or maintaining a commercial vehicle in any residential zoning district under Section…
Read full rule →Hillsborough County
Significant RestrictionsHillsborough County bans parking commercial vehicles in residential districts outright, with one narrow carve-out: an…
Read full rule →Hollywood
Significant RestrictionsHollywood bars Type A commercial vehicles, roughly one ton or heavier, over 8 feet tall, or with dual wheels or more…
Read full rule →Kissimmee
Significant RestrictionsKissimmee bans recreational vehicles and trailers of 30 feet or longer from residential streets entirely, and…
Read full rule →Lakeland
Significant RestrictionsLakeland's traffic engineer can prohibit, limit, or weight-restrict farm tractors, trailers, semitrailers, and other…
Read full rule →Largo
Significant RestrictionsLargo bans parking or storing any commercial vehicle, heavy vehicle over 11,000 pounds gross weight, or commercial…
Read full rule →Melbourne
Significant RestrictionsMelbourne prohibits parking, storing, or depositing any bus, road tractor, semitrailer, truck tractor, or other heavy…
Read full rule →Miami
Significant RestrictionsMiami bars parking commercial vehicles, buses, trailers, and oversized trucks on streets or the public right-of-way in…
Read full rule →Nassau County
Significant RestrictionsUnincorporated Nassau County bars parking tractors, trucks and school buses, including vehicles bearing Florida CV, GW…
Read full rule →New Port Richey
Significant RestrictionsNew Port Richey bans parking commercial vehicles or equipment over 8,000 pounds, 8 feet wide, 21 feet long, or 8 feet…
Read full rule →North Port
Significant RestrictionsNorth Port bans heavy-duty vehicle, bus, and semitrailer parking on residential lots under 30,000 square feet, and caps…
Read full rule →Orlando
Significant RestrictionsOrlando bans commercial vehicles from parking on residential and office district streets, driveways and yards under…
Read full rule →Palm Bay
Significant RestrictionsPalm Bay bans parking commercial vehicles, trucks, buses, trailers rated Class 4 or heavier, on public or private…
Read full rule →Palm Beach County
Significant RestrictionsUnincorporated Palm Beach County bars parking equipment, RVs, boats, trailers or commercial trucks on any public street…
Read full rule →Palm Coast
Significant RestrictionsPalm Coast bans parking or storing a commercial vehicle anywhere in the City, including residential driveways, except…
Read full rule →Pembroke Pines
Significant RestrictionsPembroke Pines bans parking big rigs, tow trucks, tractor-trailers and any vehicle fitted with a box, rack, lift…
Read full rule →Pinellas County
Significant RestrictionsIn unincorporated Pinellas County, trucks, trailers, tow trucks, buses and construction equipment over 21 feet may not…
Read full rule →Pompano Beach
Significant RestrictionsPompano Beach's zoning code bars most commercial vehicles from residential lots under § 155.4303.Y. Only a commercial…
Read full rule →Sarasota
Significant RestrictionsCity of Sarasota bans parking trucks and trailers on residential streets under Sec. 33-109(a), exempting vehicles under…
Read full rule →Sarasota County
Significant RestrictionsSarasota County bans storing or parking semi-trucks, dump trucks, wreckers, box trucks, and other listed commercial…
Read full rule →St. Johns County
Significant RestrictionsSt. Johns County's Land Development Code bars parking or storing any vehicle over 8,000 pounds net vehicle weight in a…
Read full rule →St. Petersburg
Significant RestrictionsSt. Petersburg treats RVs, campers, boats, trailers and other 'domestic equipment', including any self-propelled…
Read full rule →Tallahassee
Significant RestrictionsTallahassee Code of General Ordinances Sec. 20-81 makes it unlawful to park a truck or trailer over 20 feet long on a…
Read full rule →Tampa
Significant RestrictionsTampa bans parking commercial equipment in residential districts outright, with narrow exceptions under Section…
Read full rule →Titusville
Significant RestrictionsTitusville bans parking a tractor trailer on any public street or right-of-way citywide under City Code § 20-59, and…
Read full rule →Volusia County
Significant RestrictionsTrucks and other commercial vehicles over 26,001 pounds GVW cannot park in Volusia County's R-1 through R-9 and most…
Read full rule →West Palm Beach
Significant RestrictionsWest Palm Beach's zoning code flatly bans certain commercial vehicles from residential districts. Section 94-487…
Read full rule →Winter Haven
Significant RestrictionsWinter Haven bans commercial vehicles, including truck tractors, semitrailers, tow trucks and dump trucks, from parking…
Read full rule →Alachua County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Alachua County allows serviceable trucks, RVs, and trailers as an accessory residential use, but ULDC…
Read full rule →Boynton Beach
Some RestrictionsBoynton Beach bars trucks, buses, construction rigs and other commercial vehicles from parking more than 15 minutes in…
Read full rule →Collier County
Some RestrictionsCollier County caps residential-district vehicles through Section 130-97: only trucks of one ton or less, and no taller…
Read full rule →Coral Springs
Some RestrictionsCommercial vehicles such as trucks, tractor-trailers, buses, wreckers and hearses must carry permanent business…
Read full rule →Deerfield Beach
Some RestrictionsDeerfield Beach limits homeowners to one commercial vehicle per residence, and only if it stands under nine feet tall…
Read full rule →Escambia County
Some RestrictionsIn public parking areas across Escambia County, oversized vehicles like motor homes and single-unit trucks may use up…
Read full rule →Flagler County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Flagler County, Florida, the Land Development Code bans outdoor parking of trucks over one ton…
Read full rule →Fort Myers
Some RestrictionsFort Myers prohibits parking a commercial vehicle of 1½ tons or larger in a residential district for more than two…
Read full rule →Highlands County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Highlands County, a resident may keep only a one-ton or lighter commercial vehicle parked in the open…
Read full rule →Homestead
Some RestrictionsCommercial vehicles and heavy equipment over one ton cannot park more than one hour in Homestead's A-1, A-2, R-1, R-2…
Read full rule →Jacksonville
Some RestrictionsHeavy trucks, buses, cranes and similar oversized vehicles can't be parked on residential streets or lots except…
Read full rule →Jupiter
Some RestrictionsJupiter's Town Code bars parking any bus, trailer, truck tractor, or truck over three-quarters-ton on residential…
Read full rule →Lake County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Lake County caps how much truck residents can park at home. Vehicles up to 12,000 pounds GVWR face no…
Read full rule →Lee County
Some RestrictionsYou cannot park or store a tractor-trailer, a truck with two or more rear axles, or any truck over 15,000 pounds GVWR…
Read full rule →Manatee County
Some RestrictionsOn residential lots in unincorporated Manatee County, a resident's commercial vehicle can't exceed 15,000 lbs gross…
Read full rule →Marion County
Some RestrictionsNo person may park a commercial vehicle in excess of 10,000 pounds GVW for more than three hours on private property…
Read full rule →Martin County
Some RestrictionsIn Martin County's residential zoning districts, a resident may keep only one commercial vehicle or trailer of one ton…
Read full rule →Miami Beach
Some RestrictionsMiami Beach bans parking a truck, tractor, trailer, or semitrailer on public streets in any residential zoning…
Read full rule →Miami-Dade County
Some RestrictionsMiami-Dade County caps commercial vehicle parking in unincorporated residential zones: two Category 1 vehicles, one…
Read full rule →Miramar
Some RestrictionsCommercial motor vehicles cannot stop, stand, or park in Miramar's residential zoning districts under City Code §…
Read full rule →Osceola County
Some RestrictionsRecreational vehicles in Osceola County are defined as travel trailers, camping trailers, truck campers and motor…
Read full rule →Polk County
Some RestrictionsParking or storing a commercial vehicle on a residential lot in unincorporated Polk County is prohibited unless it…
Read full rule →Port Orange
Some RestrictionsPort Orange bans parking commercial vehicles on residential premises under City Code § 70-47, with narrow exceptions…
Read full rule →Safety Harbor
Some RestrictionsSafety Harbor bans parking vehicles over 10,000 pounds, 21 feet long, or 8 feet tall or wide in residential districts.
Read full rule →Santa Rosa County
Some RestrictionsOversized vehicles like RVs, boats, and semi-trucks are covered by the county Land Development Code: an unoccupied…
Read full rule →Seminole County
Some RestrictionsSeminole County bars trucks over 14,000 pounds GVWR from parking in residentially zoned areas of the unincorporated…
Read full rule →St Lucie County
Some RestrictionsPort St. Lucie makes it unlawful to park any commercial vehicle, bus, or heavy equipment in a residential zone or on…
Read full rule →Sumter County
Some RestrictionsSumter County bans parking commercial vehicles on residential driveways in the unincorporated area unless they sit…
Read full rule →Sunrise
Some RestrictionsSunrise bans parking or storing prohibited vehicles (trucks, trailers, or stretched autos over 21 feet, semis, box…
Read full rule →Street Parking Limits
Time limits for parking on public streets, permit parking zones, and rules about moving your car to avoid tickets.
Flagler County
Significant RestrictionsIn the Daytona North Service District of unincorporated Flagler County, Sec. 29-61(a) bans parking any vehicle…
Read full rule →Homestead
Significant RestrictionsHomestead Code § 24-24 makes it unlawful to leave a vehicle on a street, right-of-way, lane, alley or sidewalk for…
Read full rule →Miami
Significant RestrictionsMiami bars parking on any street or right-of-way to sell, wash, repair, or advertise a vehicle, or store one over 24…
Read full rule →Alachua County
Some RestrictionsAlachua County Code § 51.33 prohibits parking within five feet of a driveway, within 15 feet of a fire hydrant, within…
Read full rule →Bay County
Some RestrictionsFlorida's Uniform Traffic Control Law, enforced on every street in unincorporated Bay County, bars parking in front of…
Read full rule →Boca Raton
Some RestrictionsBoca Raton defines a legally parked vehicle as one whose curbside tires sit within 12 inches of the curb, doesn't…
Read full rule →Boynton Beach
Some RestrictionsBoynton Beach forbids parking within 15 feet of a fire hydrant, in front of driveways, on sidewalks, or in yards…
Read full rule →Brevard County
Some RestrictionsBrevard County bans parking in front of driveways and requires vehicles on unincorporated streets to park within 12…
Read full rule →Broward County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Broward County, cars must park on the right-hand side of two-way streets, not block private driveways…
Read full rule →Cape Coral
Some RestrictionsCape Coral's § 12-127.1 bars parking commercial vehicles and trailers in public rights-of-way citywide, with narrow…
Read full rule →Charlotte County
Some RestrictionsFlorida law, not a county ordinance, sets the baseline rules for on-street parking here: F.S. § 316.1945 bars stopping…
Read full rule →Citrus County
Some RestrictionsCitrus County bars parking, stopping or standing on public roads and rights-of-way without an official sign's…
Read full rule →Clay County
Some RestrictionsClay County bans parking or stopping in a long list of spots on unincorporated county roads and in the City of Keystone…
Read full rule →Clearwater
Some RestrictionsClearwater requires every parked vehicle to sit parallel with the curb, headed in the direction of traffic, with its…
Read full rule →Cocoa
Some RestrictionsCocoa bans stopping, standing or parking in a long list of specific spots: on sidewalks, in intersections, on…
Read full rule →Collier County
Some RestrictionsCollier County has no meters or residential parking permits, but Code Section 110-31 makes it unlawful to park in any…
Read full rule →Coral Gables
Some RestrictionsCity code bars stopping or parking in front of driveways, on sidewalks, or within 15 feet of a fire hydrant, and…
Read full rule →Coral Springs
Some RestrictionsCoral Springs bars parking in front of any driveway, within 15 feet of a fire hydrant, or within 20 feet of a crosswalk…
Read full rule →Dade City
Some RestrictionsDade City requires vehicles parked on a two-way street to sit within 12 inches of the curb, wheels turned into the curb…
Read full rule →Davie
Some RestrictionsDavie bans blocking driveways, parking on the wrong (left-hand) side of one-way streets, and overnight street parking…
Read full rule →Daytona Beach
Some RestrictionsDaytona Beach bans parking within 15 feet of a fire hydrant, in front of driveways, on sidewalks, and in intersections…
Read full rule →Deerfield Beach
Some RestrictionsDeerfield Beach's traffic code makes it unlawful to stand or park in front of any public or private driveway, and…
Read full rule →Deltona
Some RestrictionsDeltona bars stopping, standing, or parking on sidewalks, in front of driveways, within 15 feet of a hydrant, and in…
Read full rule →Doral
Some RestrictionsDoral requires every vehicle parked on a city street, lot or garage to sit fully within the marked lines, pay any…
Read full rule →Escambia County
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Pensacola you may not park on a street in a way that leaves less than ten feet of roadway open for…
Read full rule →Fort Lauderdale
Some RestrictionsFort Lauderdale Code of Ordinances ch. 26, art. IV (Parking, Stopping and Standing) governs on-street parking. Sec…
Read full rule →Fort Myers
Some RestrictionsFort Myers bars parking within 10 feet of any driveway and requires parallel parking headed with traffic, wheels within…
Read full rule →Franklin County
Some RestrictionsParking or leaving a motor vehicle, camper, water vessel or trailer unattended on a Franklin County public street or…
Read full rule →Gainesville
Some RestrictionsGainesville's Sec. 26-47 bars stopping, standing or parking in 16 specific circumstances, including blocking a…
Read full rule →Hernando County
Some RestrictionsOn-street parking in Hernando County follows county rules and Florida traffic law, which bars parking within 15 feet of…
Read full rule →Hialeah
Some RestrictionsSec. 58-13 of the Hialeah Code makes it unlawful to park a motor vehicle, trailer, RV, moped, bus or vessel on a…
Read full rule →Highlands County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Highlands County, Sec. 11-52 bars parking on the roadway side of a curbed vehicle, on sidewalks…
Read full rule →Hillsborough County
Some RestrictionsHillsborough County bars stopping, standing or parking in the unincorporated area at driveways, crosswalks, fire…
Read full rule →Hollywood
Some RestrictionsHollywood bans parking a vehicle so it faces oncoming traffic on any street, right-of-way, or swale, whether or not…
Read full rule →Indian River County
Some RestrictionsOn-street parking in Indian River County follows county rules and Florida traffic law, which bars parking within 15…
Read full rule →Jacksonville
Some RestrictionsJacksonville bans leaving any vehicle, boat, or trailer parked on a public street, highway, or right-of-way for more…
Read full rule →Jupiter
Some RestrictionsJupiter Town Code § 19-27 lets the town manager designate temporary or permanent no-parking areas anywhere in town…
Read full rule →Kissimmee
Some RestrictionsKissimmee bars parking in fire lanes, crosswalks, and intersections, within 15 feet of a hydrant, blocking a driveway…
Read full rule →Lake County
Some RestrictionsFlorida Statute 316.1945, enforced directly in unincorporated Lake County by the Sheriff's Office, bars stopping or…
Read full rule →Lakeland
Some RestrictionsLakeland requires vehicles parked on city streets to stay within the lines the city traffic engineer paints or marks…
Read full rule →Largo
Some RestrictionsLargo requires every parked vehicle to sit within twelve inches of the right-hand curb, wheels parallel to it, unless…
Read full rule →Lee County
Some RestrictionsSection 28-104 of the Lee County Code bars stopping, standing or parking on sidewalks, in intersections, on crosswalks…
Read full rule →Leon County
Some RestrictionsLeon County's only local on-street parking ordinance covers angle parking: where signs or pavement markings mark angled…
Read full rule →Manatee County
Some RestrictionsNo one may park a motor vehicle on a Manatee County road or county-controlled parking area for more than 48 continuous…
Read full rule →Marion County
Some RestrictionsMarion County does not impose countywide hourly on-street parking limits in unincorporated areas; parking on roadways…
Read full rule →Martin County
Some RestrictionsMartin County bars parking, standing or stopping in posted no-parking zones, fire lanes, bus loading zones and beyond…
Read full rule →Melbourne
Some RestrictionsMelbourne bans stopping or parking on sidewalks, in intersections, on crosswalks, or in front of driveways and fire…
Read full rule →Miami Beach
Some RestrictionsMiami Beach lets a resident or invited guest park to block their own single-family driveway or their own assigned space…
Read full rule →Miami-Dade County
Some RestrictionsMiami-Dade County bans parking in front of any driveway and requires vehicles on two-way streets to park parallel to…
Read full rule →Miramar
Some RestrictionsMiramar's parking code bans facing oncoming traffic, blocking driveways, and stopping in a way that impedes traffic…
Read full rule →New Port Richey
Some RestrictionsNew Port Richey's Class I parking violations bar stopping, standing or parking on sidewalks, in front of driveways…
Read full rule →North Port
Some RestrictionsNorth Port bans blocking driveways, double parking, and wrong-side curb parking on city streets, enforced by parking…
Read full rule →Okaloosa County
Some RestrictionsFlorida's Stopping, Standing, or Parking statute, Fla. Stat. § 316.1945, governs on-street parking in unincorporated…
Read full rule →Orange County
Some RestrictionsOrange County Code § 35-62 controls how a vehicle must sit when parked on a roadway in the unincorporated county. On a…
Read full rule →Orlando
Some RestrictionsOrlando allows on-street parking on most residential streets unless posted otherwise, but vehicles cannot block…
Read full rule →Osceola County
Some RestrictionsOn county roads, Osceola County requires you to park off the traveled roadway when practicable, leaving a clear lane…
Read full rule →Palm Bay
Some RestrictionsPalm Bay bans parking a vehicle so it faces oncoming traffic on any street, right-of-way, or swale, curbed or not, as…
Read full rule →Palm Beach County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Palm Beach County prohibits parking in front of any driveway, within 15 feet of a fire hydrant, or…
Read full rule →Palm Coast
Some RestrictionsPalm Coast bans parking on the paved right-of-way of any City road outright, and bans parking on unpaved rights-of-way…
Read full rule →Pasco County
Some RestrictionsPasco County has no general overnight on-street parking ban in unincorporated residential areas, but Florida Statute…
Read full rule →Pembroke Pines
Some RestrictionsPembroke Pines Code § 72.04 makes it unlawful to stop, stand, or park anywhere on a city street or highway in a way…
Read full rule →Pinellas County
Some RestrictionsPinellas County Code § 122-35 bars parking in front of any driveway, within 15 feet of a fire hydrant, 20 feet of a…
Read full rule →Plantation
Some RestrictionsPlantation bars stopping, standing or parking on sidewalks, in front of driveways, within fifteen feet of a fire…
Read full rule →Polk County
Some RestrictionsOn unincorporated county roads, you must park within 12 inches of the right curb (parallel), and cannot stop in…
Read full rule →Pompano Beach
Some RestrictionsPompano Beach requires every vehicle parked on a two-way street to sit within 12 inches of the right-hand curb, bans…
Read full rule →Port Orange
Some RestrictionsPort Orange, Florida bans parking that blocks intersections, sidewalks, crosswalks, fire hydrants or driveways on any…
Read full rule →Port St. Lucie
Some RestrictionsChapter 72 controls stopping, standing and parking in Port St. Lucie. Sec. 72.01 bans parking on sidewalks, in…
Read full rule →Safety Harbor
Some RestrictionsSafety Harbor caps most on-street parking at 48 hours, bans blocking driveways, and requires parking parallel to the…
Read full rule →Santa Rosa County
Some RestrictionsRural unincorporated Santa Rosa County has no residential on-street parking permit system. The Land Development Code…
Read full rule →Sarasota
Some RestrictionsThe City of Sarasota requires parked vehicles to leave at least ten feet of roadway open for traffic and to park facing…
Read full rule →Sarasota County
Some RestrictionsSarasota County regulates parking on every county road, street, bridge and right-of-way once the Department of…
Read full rule →Satellite Beach
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Satellite Beach, Sec. 34-32 bars stopping, standing or parking in front of driveways, in intersections…
Read full rule →Seminole County
Some RestrictionsSeminole County requires drivers to leave at least twelve feet of roadway open when parking on a street or in an alley…
Read full rule →St Lucie County
Some RestrictionsPort St. Lucie, tracking Florida law, prohibits stopping or parking on sidewalks, in intersections and crosswalks, in…
Read full rule →St. Petersburg
Some RestrictionsSt. Petersburg requires drivers to leave at least ten feet of roadway clear for traffic when parking on a street or…
Read full rule →Sumter County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Sumter County, Code § 17-53 bars stopping, standing or parking on sidewalks, in intersections, on…
Read full rule →Sunrise
Some RestrictionsSunrise prohibits parking on city streets, alleys, and rights-of-way unless an ordinance allows it (Code Sec…
Read full rule →Tallahassee
Some RestrictionsTallahassee Code of General Ordinances Sec. 20-73 sets the default on-street parking rule: absent markings, every…
Read full rule →Tampa
Some RestrictionsOn-street parking in Tampa is generally allowed on residential streets unless signed otherwise, governed by City Code…
Read full rule →Titusville
Some RestrictionsTitusville bars parking in front of any driveway and requires cars to park with wheels within twelve inches of the…
Read full rule →West Palm Beach
Some RestrictionsWest Palm Beach's stopping-standing-and-parking article applies wherever signs or the code itself set a limit. Section…
Read full rule →Winter Haven
Some RestrictionsWinter Haven designates its central business district streets and city-owned downtown lots as parking zones under City…
Read full rule →Overnight Parking
Whether cars can be left on the street overnight, including any permit programs and restrictions during street sweeping hours.
Boynton Beach
Significant RestrictionsBoynton Beach bans parking a vehicle on any public right-of-way, yard, swale, or easement adjacent to a street at any…
Read full rule →Collier County
Significant RestrictionsCollier County bans parking of any kind in the public right-of-way unless the county specifically authorizes it first…
Read full rule →Flagler County
Significant RestrictionsIn the Daytona North Service District of unincorporated Flagler County, Sec. 29-61(b) bars parking a vehicle or…
Read full rule →Martin County
Significant RestrictionsMartin County prohibits parking any vehicle overnight on County or Community Redevelopment Agency owned property…
Read full rule →Okaloosa County
Significant RestrictionsOkaloosa County closes every county park, including river and beach access points, between one hour after sunset and…
Read full rule →Palm Beach County
Significant RestrictionsUnincorporated Palm Beach County bars parking any vehicle, equipment, trailer, or boat on a public street or…
Read full rule →Plantation
Significant RestrictionsPlantation limits overnight-style parking of campers and camping trailers on public streets and rights-of-way to a…
Read full rule →Broward County
Some RestrictionsOn streets posted to prohibit all-night parking in unincorporated Broward County, vehicles cannot sit longer than 30…
Read full rule →Cape Coral
Some RestrictionsIn the South Cape Zoning District's city-owned parking lots, Cape Coral bans overnight trailer parking between 2 a.m…
Read full rule →Charlotte County
Some RestrictionsCharlotte County bans overnight parking on five specific streets rather than setting a blanket overnight rule…
Read full rule →Clearwater
Some RestrictionsClearwater has no blanket citywide overnight parking ban. Instead, City Code Section 30.046 lets the city post signs in…
Read full rule →Cocoa
Some RestrictionsThe Cocoa traffic engineer can ban all-night parking on any street once signs go up, and violators face civil parking…
Read full rule →Coral Gables
Some RestrictionsCity ordinance bars parking a vehicle on any street, right-of-way, sidewalk, or swale for storage or dead storage…
Read full rule →Davie
Some RestrictionsOn streets posted to prohibit all-night parking, the Town of Davie bars parking a vehicle for more than thirty minutes…
Read full rule →Deerfield Beach
Some RestrictionsDeerfield Beach bans overnight parking between 11:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. on a specific list of beachside streets and…
Read full rule →Deltona
Some RestrictionsDeltona lets code enforcement or the Sheriff's Office tow any vehicle left on a public street for more than 72 hours…
Read full rule →Escambia County
Some RestrictionsThe City of Pensacola has no general overnight ban on passenger cars but treats a vehicle left in one spot over 72…
Read full rule →Fort Lauderdale
Some RestrictionsCode of Ordinances sec. 26-133 prohibits parking longer than 30 minutes between 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. on any street…
Read full rule →Gainesville
Some RestrictionsGainesville bars leaving any vehicle on a public street for more than 72 continuous hours under Sec. 26-47(b)(3). The…
Read full rule →Gulfport
Some RestrictionsGulfport bars parking any truck or trailer on a city street for more than thirty minutes between 2:00 a.m. and 5:00…
Read full rule →Hollywood
Some RestrictionsHollywood bans overnight parking longer than 30 minutes between 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. on any street posted with an…
Read full rule →Jupiter
Some RestrictionsJupiter Town Code § 19-25 bars parking a vehicle, trailer, boat, or RV on public streets for more than 24 continuous…
Read full rule →Lake County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Lake County sets no blanket overnight on-street parking ban for cars, but a vehicle over 12,000 lbs GVWR…
Read full rule →Lakeland
Some RestrictionsLakeland enforces posted time limits in unmetered on-street parking zones under Code § 98-71: it's unlawful to leave a…
Read full rule →Lee County
Some RestrictionsThe county code sets no countywide overnight street-parking curfew, but you may not park a vehicle more than 24…
Read full rule →Manatee County
Some RestrictionsManatee County bars parking a vehicle on any county road or county-owned lot for more than 48 continuous hours. Sec…
Read full rule →Marion County
Some RestrictionsMarion County has no general ordinance banning overnight parking of passenger vehicles on residential lots; occupancy…
Read full rule →Miami
Some RestrictionsMiami bans leaving a vehicle on any street or public right-of-way for storage or dead storage for more than 24 hours…
Read full rule →Miami-Dade County
Some RestrictionsMiami-Dade County bans overnight parking on any street marked with all-night parking signs, allowing only a 30-minute…
Read full rule →Orange County
Some RestrictionsA recreational vehicle may stay in the right-of-way of an Orange County street or highway for no more than seventy-two…
Read full rule →Orlando
Some RestrictionsLeave a vehicle parked on the same Orlando street for more than 72 consecutive hours and it becomes subject to removal…
Read full rule →Osceola County
Some RestrictionsOsceola County has no blanket overnight street-parking ban, but on-street parking requires an HOA-displayed permit, and…
Read full rule →Palm Coast
Some RestrictionsPalm Coast prohibits parking or storing any motor vehicle overnight in a residential zone unless it is a passenger…
Read full rule →Pasco County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Pasco County imposes no general overnight on-street parking ban for ordinary vehicles, but Land…
Read full rule →Pompano Beach
Some RestrictionsPompano Beach's free resident parking decal for the Oceanside Parking Lot only covers metered parking from 6:00 a.m. to…
Read full rule →Port Orange
Some RestrictionsLeaving a vehicle parked in the same spot for more than 24 hours is illegal in Port Orange, Florida, even on an…
Read full rule →Port St. Lucie
Some RestrictionsPort St. Lucie's code sets no clock-time overnight parking ban, but Section 90.01 makes it unlawful to leave a vehicle…
Read full rule →Sarasota
Some RestrictionsThe City of Sarasota's city engineer can post all-night parking bans on any street or portion of a street needed for…
Read full rule →Seminole County
Some RestrictionsSeminole County defines overnight parking as parking between 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. and bars it, along with overtime…
Read full rule →St Lucie County
Some RestrictionsNeither Port St. Lucie nor unincorporated St. Lucie County imposes a blanket overnight on-street parking ban. However…
Read full rule →St. Petersburg
Some RestrictionsSt. Petersburg bans overnight parking on any street posted with 'no overnight parking' signage: under City Code §…
Read full rule →Sunrise
Some RestrictionsSunrise has no blanket 2-6 a.m. street-parking ban, but Sec. 14-16(a) restricts parking on streets and rights-of-way…
Read full rule →Tampa
Some RestrictionsTampa treats any vehicle left in one spot longer than 24 hours as an overnight-storage violation. Sec. 15-41(f)…
Read full rule →West Palm Beach
Some RestrictionsWest Palm Beach allows overnight parking in its city-owned parking garages, but not as long-term storage. Code § 86-225…
Read full rule →EV Charging
Rules about installing home EV chargers, running cables across sidewalks, and any incentives or permits required for charging stations.
Florida: statewide
StatewideSome RestrictionsFlorida law protects condominium unit owners' rights to install electric vehicle charging stations in their designated…
Read full rule →Boca Raton
Some RestrictionsAny Boca Raton development required to provide 20 or more off-street parking spaces must dedicate at least 35 percent…
Read full rule →Cape Coral
Some RestrictionsLarge Cape Coral developments must install electric vehicle charging stations under Land Development Code Section…
Read full rule →Coral Gables
Some RestrictionsNew multi-family buildings in Coral Gables must reserve 5% of required parking for EV charging stations, provide…
Read full rule →Fort Lauderdale
Some RestrictionsCity-operated parking spaces equipped with electric vehicle charging stations can be metered at up to five dollars an…
Read full rule →Hollywood
Some RestrictionsEvery new commercial or residential structure built in Hollywood must go up with electric vehicle-charging…
Read full rule →Jupiter
Some RestrictionsJupiter requires every new or redeveloped automotive fueling station with a convenience store or other commercial use…
Read full rule →Leon County
Some RestrictionsLeon County requires electric vehicle charging infrastructure on new development under Sec. 10-7.545.1. Multi-family…
Read full rule →Miami
Some RestrictionsNew buildings in Miami must make at least 20% of newly constructed parking spaces EV Capable, pre-wired with conduit…
Read full rule →Miami-Dade County
Some RestrictionsNew multifamily buildings in unincorporated Miami-Dade County (UMSA) with 10 or more required parking spaces must wire…
Read full rule →Miramar
Some RestrictionsNew construction in Miramar, other than single-family homes, duplexes, triplexes and communities under 10 units, must…
Read full rule →North Port
Some RestrictionsNorth Port allows public EV charging stations as an accessory use in R-3 multi-family districts, requiring an…
Read full rule →Orange County
Some RestrictionsOrange County bars parking in a space designated for electric vehicle charging if your vehicle can't actually use the…
Read full rule →Orlando
Some RestrictionsNew development and substantial building enlargements in Orlando must provide a share of parking as either EV Capable…
Read full rule →Palm Beach County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Palm Beach County allows electric vehicle charging spaces by right, with no special permit, but caps…
Read full rule →St Lucie County
Some RestrictionsSt. Lucie County and Port St. Lucie have no ordinance banning home EV chargers; installing one at a house needs an…
Read full rule →St. Petersburg
Some RestrictionsSt. Petersburg requires new commercial and multifamily projects with 20 or more parking spaces to include EV-ready…
Read full rule →Tallahassee
Some RestrictionsTallahassee charges electric vehicle drivers by the kilowatt-hour at city-owned public EV stations, plus any…
Read full rule →Tampa
Some RestrictionsTampa bars drivers from occupying a marked electric-vehicle charging space unless their car is actually plugged in and…
Read full rule →Plantation
Light RestrictionsFlorida law preempts Plantation from independently regulating electric vehicle charging equipment. City Code § 27-128…
Read full rule →Sarasota County
Light RestrictionsSarasota County lets developers install electric-vehicle charging stations and reserve dedicated EV parking spaces…
Read full rule →West Palm Beach
Light RestrictionsWest Palm Beach does not require EV charging citywide, but in the Okeechobee Business District a developer can install…
Read full rule →Doral
Few RestrictionsDoral supports electric vehicle adoption and does not impose restrictive regulations on home EV charger installation…
Read full rule →Hialeah
Few RestrictionsFlorida Statute Section 366.94 promotes EV infrastructure and limits local restrictions on home charging installations…
Read full rule →Homestead
Few RestrictionsHomestead allows installation of home EV charging stations with proper electrical permits. Florida law (FL Statute…
Read full rule →Kissimmee
Few RestrictionsKissimmee's downtown form-based code exempts electric vehicle chargers from the mechanical-equipment screening…
Read full rule →Miami Beach
Few RestrictionsMiami Beach previously adopted EV-ready parking requirements for new construction, but Florida Senate Bill 1084…
Read full rule →Ocoee
Few RestrictionsOcoee follows FL Building Code for EV charging installations. Residential Level 2 chargers require electrical permit…
Read full rule →Pasco County
Few RestrictionsPasco County permits residential and commercial EV charging installations via standard electrical permits. FL §163.04…
Read full rule →Pembroke Pines
Few RestrictionsPembroke Pines does not have a specific EV charging ordinance for residential properties. FL Statute 163.04 protects…
Read full rule →Pinellas County
Few RestrictionsUnincorporated Pinellas County treats EV charging stations as an optional site element for any development, including…
Read full rule →Pinellas Park
Few RestrictionsFlorida Statutes Section 366.94 preempts local regulation of electric vehicle charging stations, so Pinellas Park…
Read full rule →Pompano Beach
Few RestrictionsPompano Beach does not have a specific EV charging ordinance. FL Statute 163.04 protects homeowners' rights to install…
Read full rule →Tarpon Springs
Few RestrictionsTarpon Springs follows Florida's statewide framework for electric vehicle charging, with installation governed by…
Read full rule →Winter Park
Few RestrictionsWinter Park encourages EV charging infrastructure and follows FL §366.94 state preemption preventing HOAs from banning…
Read full rule →Abandoned Vehicles
How cities define and handle abandoned or inoperable vehicles on private property and public streets, including removal timelines.
Florida: statewide
StatewideSome RestrictionsFlorida Statutes Chapters 705 and 715 establish uniform procedures for declaring vehicles abandoned, providing notice…
Read full rule →Davie
Heavy RestrictionsParking or storing an abandoned, derelict, or unusable vehicle on public or private property anywhere in the Town of…
Read full rule →Orange County
Heavy RestrictionsIn unincorporated Orange County, a wrecked, dismantled, inoperative, abandoned, or severely rusted motor vehicle parked…
Read full rule →Pompano Beach
Heavy RestrictionsPompano Beach bans parking, storing, or leaving any abandoned, wrecked, junked, discarded, or dismantled vehicle on…
Read full rule →Alachua County
Significant RestrictionsAlachua County Code § 74.20(b) makes it unlawful to keep or store an unserviceable vehicle on any land in…
Read full rule →Boynton Beach
Significant RestrictionsBoynton Beach declares it a public nuisance to store an inoperable or abandoned vehicle in public view on private…
Read full rule →Broward County
Significant RestrictionsBroward County treats an openly stored junk or derelict vehicle on unincorporated residential property as a public…
Read full rule →Coral Springs
Significant RestrictionsCoral Springs treats wrecked, inoperative, or partially dismantled vehicles left outdoors and unprotected as 'abandoned…
Read full rule →Deerfield Beach
Significant RestrictionsDeerfield Beach bans parking a rusted, wrecked, junked, or inoperative vehicle on private property for more than 72…
Read full rule →Deltona
Significant RestrictionsDeltona bans abandoned, unlicensed, wrecked, or junked vehicles from any public right-of-way outright, and limits them…
Read full rule →Fort Myers
Significant RestrictionsFort Myers makes it unlawful to store any abandoned, junked or discarded motor vehicle on public or private property…
Read full rule →Gulfport
Significant RestrictionsGulfport bans non-operative or unlicensed vehicles from any public right-of-way or public property outright under Code…
Read full rule →Hialeah
Significant RestrictionsHialeah Code Sec. 98-2206 makes it unlawful to leave an abandoned, junked or mechanically incapacitated vehicle parked…
Read full rule →Hillsborough County
Significant RestrictionsSec. 8-116(e) bans storing any inoperable vehicle outside a completely enclosed building anywhere in unincorporated…
Read full rule →Marion County
Significant RestrictionsMarion County bans storing an unserviceable vehicle within 300 feet of any property line unless it's inside a fully…
Read full rule →Martin County
Significant RestrictionsMartin County bans leaving a junked, salvage or abandoned vehicle anywhere in the unincorporated county, including on…
Read full rule →Melbourne
Significant RestrictionsMelbourne bans storing an abandoned, junked or discarded vehicle on private property without proper licensing. A…
Read full rule →Miami-Dade County
Significant RestrictionsIn unincorporated Miami-Dade County (UMSA), depositing, storing or maintaining a junk or abandoned vehicle on any lot…
Read full rule →New Port Richey
Significant RestrictionsNew Port Richey bans keeping junked, wrecked, or unregistered vehicles on any private lot in the city unless fully…
Read full rule →North Port
Significant RestrictionsNorth Port bans parking an inoperable vehicle on a residential lot unless it's enclosed, and any vehicle left on public…
Read full rule →Okaloosa County
Significant RestrictionsOkaloosa County outright prohibits abandoned vehicles, boats, or trailers on public property, including road and…
Read full rule →Orlando
Significant RestrictionsOrlando bans leaving a derelict, disabled, or abandoned vehicle on any property unless it's fully enclosed or at a…
Read full rule →Palm Coast
Significant RestrictionsPalm Coast treats an abandoned vehicle differently depending on where it sits. On public roads, Section 44-35(e) lets…
Read full rule →Pasco County
Significant RestrictionsPasco County prohibits keeping, dumping, storing, or depositing any inoperative, unregistered, abandoned, junked…
Read full rule →Pinellas County
Significant RestrictionsUnincorporated Pinellas County bans open storage of inoperative vehicles and derelict vessels on residential or public…
Read full rule →Safety Harbor
Significant RestrictionsA vehicle left on public or private property without consent for more than two hours counts as abandoned property, and…
Read full rule →Sarasota
Significant RestrictionsParking, storing or leaving an inoperable or unlicensed motor vehicle anywhere in the City of Sarasota, public or…
Read full rule →Satellite Beach
Significant RestrictionsIn the City of Satellite Beach, storing or keeping abandoned property, including junked, wrecked or unregistered…
Read full rule →Bay County
Some RestrictionsBay County treats more than one unregistered, disabled or inoperable vehicle or watercraft kept on a lot or…
Read full rule →Boca Raton
Some RestrictionsBoca Raton makes it a public nuisance to leave a wrecked, junked or unregistered motor vehicle on public property for…
Read full rule →Brevard County
Some RestrictionsBrevard County limits junked or abandoned vehicles on unincorporated residential and agricultural lots to one, fully…
Read full rule →Cape Coral
Some RestrictionsCape Coral prohibits abandoned vehicles and watercraft, unregistered, wrecked, dismantled, or valueless, from being…
Read full rule →Charlotte County
Some RestrictionsUnder Fla. Stat. 705.103, abandoned and derelict vehicles on public or private property can be taken into custody and…
Read full rule →Citrus County
Some RestrictionsKeeping an abandoned, unlicensed or inoperable vehicle anywhere in unincorporated Citrus County is a declared public…
Read full rule →Clay County
Some RestrictionsKeeping a junk or abandoned vehicle on public or private property anywhere in Clay County is against the code, and the…
Read full rule →Clearwater
Some RestrictionsClearwater makes it unlawful to keep, store, park, or leave an inoperative vehicle on public property, including street…
Read full rule →Cocoa
Some RestrictionsCocoa bans storing or leaving any abandoned or inoperable motor vehicle on private property, with a narrow exception…
Read full rule →Collier County
Some RestrictionsCollier County Code Section 130-95 prohibits parking or storing inoperable or unlicensed vehicles anywhere in a…
Read full rule →Coral Gables
Some RestrictionsCoral Gables bans storing wrecked, junked, dismantled or unregistered vehicles on public or private property, with…
Read full rule →Dade City
Some RestrictionsDade City, Pasco County, Florida, bars leaving any abandoned, junked, wrecked or derelict vehicle on public property…
Read full rule →Daytona Beach
Some RestrictionsDaytona Beach bans storing an abandoned, junked or discarded motor vehicle on any public property or on commercial or…
Read full rule →Doral
Some RestrictionsDoral bans leaving any wrecked, junked, partially dismantled or abandoned vehicle or vessel on public or private…
Read full rule →Escambia County
Some RestrictionsEscambia County code enforcement can order any inoperable vehicle accumulating on a lot removed as a nuisance under…
Read full rule →Flagler County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Flagler County, an abandoned vehicle left on public or private property counts as litter under the…
Read full rule →Fort Lauderdale
Some RestrictionsFort Lauderdale bans abandoning a vehicle or vessel on public property beyond 24 hours or on private property beyond 10…
Read full rule →Gainesville
Some RestrictionsGainesville bans abandoning any vehicle in the city or leaving one anywhere long enough that it reasonably appears…
Read full rule →Hernando County
Some RestrictionsUnder Fla. Stat. 705.103, abandoned and derelict vehicles on public or private property can be taken into custody and…
Read full rule →Highlands County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Highlands County, no partially dismantled, wrecked, junked or unlicensed vehicle or vessel may sit on…
Read full rule →Hollywood
Some RestrictionsHollywood bans keeping any unusable vehicle, meaning one missing wheels, tires or required parts, or otherwise…
Read full rule →Homestead
Some RestrictionsHomestead bars parking or leaving any abandoned or mechanically incapacitated vehicle or boat on public or private…
Read full rule →Indian River County
Some RestrictionsUnder Fla. Stat. 705.103, abandoned and derelict vehicles on public or private property can be taken into custody and…
Read full rule →Jacksonville
Some RestrictionsJunk or abandoned vehicles can't sit on private property in Jacksonville past 15 days before the City orders removal.
Read full rule →Jupiter
Some RestrictionsAn inoperative vehicle can sit in a Jupiter driveway for only 30 days under Town Code § 13-9 unless it goes in an…
Read full rule →Kissimmee
Some RestrictionsKissimmee bars abandoned, inoperative, wrecked, dismantled, or discarded vehicles from any property or right-of-way…
Read full rule →Lake County
Some RestrictionsUnder Lake County Code Section 23-98, inoperable vehicles and junk must be stored in a completely enclosed, permitted…
Read full rule →Lakeland
Some RestrictionsLakeland Code Sec. 54-87 bans parking or leaving any motor vehicle unattended on public property, including street…
Read full rule →Largo
Some RestrictionsLargo bans leaving an inoperative vehicle on any street, alley or right-of-way and bars storing or keeping one on…
Read full rule →Lee County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Lee County an inoperative vehicle left on private property is a "nuisance accumulation" subject to…
Read full rule →Leon County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Leon County, a junked or abandoned motor vehicle cannot sit on private property for more than 15 days…
Read full rule →Manatee County
Some RestrictionsManatee County treats inoperable vehicles as a nuisance per se. No inoperable vehicle may be parked or stored on any…
Read full rule →Miami
Some RestrictionsMiami prohibits parking any vehicle on a street or within the public right-of-way for storage, junkage, or dead storage…
Read full rule →Miramar
Some RestrictionsMiramar bars parking an inoperable or derelict vehicle in residential zones under City Code § 20-49(a), subjecting it…
Read full rule →Nassau County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Nassau County, most residential and commercial zoning categories allow only one inoperable vehicle on…
Read full rule →Osceola County
Some RestrictionsOsceola County prohibits leaving an abandoned, inoperable or discarded vehicle on private property in the…
Read full rule →Palm Bay
Some RestrictionsPalm Bay police may impound any vehicle left unattended on a street or right-of-way for more than 24 hours as presumed…
Read full rule →Palm Beach County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Palm Beach County outright bans leaving any wrecked, junked, or nonoperating vehicle on a road, and…
Read full rule →Pembroke Pines
Some RestrictionsSection 90.02 bans keeping any inoperable, unlicensed, or uninspected motor vehicle anywhere in Pembroke Pines, on…
Read full rule →Plantation
Some RestrictionsPlantation bans storing an abandoned vehicle in the open on public or private property under Code of Ordinances Sec…
Read full rule →Polk County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Polk County, no distressed or abandoned vehicle (or vehicle body/frame/part) may be kept on…
Read full rule →Port Orange
Some RestrictionsOn residential or agricultural lots in Port Orange, a wrecked, dismantled, unlicensed or visibly inoperative vehicle…
Read full rule →Port St. Lucie
Some RestrictionsPort St. Lucie bars leaving any motor vehicle unattended on public property, including road rights-of-way, for more…
Read full rule →Santa Rosa County
Some RestrictionsIn residential districts, a car, RV, or trailer must be titled/plated, operable, and intact, or be garaged or hidden…
Read full rule →Sarasota County
Some RestrictionsFlorida law, not a Sarasota County ordinance, governs how an abandoned or unauthorized vehicle gets towed from private…
Read full rule →Seminole County
Some RestrictionsSeminole County Code Section 120.2 makes it unlawful to abandon or keep a junk vehicle on any property in the…
Read full rule →St Lucie County
Some RestrictionsPort St. Lucie's property maintenance code bars keeping any inoperative motor vehicle on a property unless inside an…
Read full rule →St. Petersburg
Some RestrictionsSt. Petersburg bans storing an abandoned, disabled or inoperative motor vehicle outside a fully enclosed structure on…
Read full rule →Sumter County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Sumter County allows only one inoperable vehicle per lot; a second one is a prima facie nuisance under…
Read full rule →Sunrise
Some RestrictionsSunrise treats any abandoned or derelict motor vehicle on private property as a public nuisance under City Code Sec…
Read full rule →Tallahassee
Some RestrictionsTallahassee Code of General Ordinances Sec. 20-132 bars abandoning any vehicle anywhere in the city, and Sec. 20-134…
Read full rule →Tampa
Some RestrictionsVehicles left on public streets or private property without authorization for extended periods can be declared…
Read full rule →Titusville
Some RestrictionsTitusville bans abandoning any vehicle in the city and caps how long an inoperative vehicle can sit on private property…
Read full rule →Volusia County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Volusia County bans inoperative, wrecked, partially dismantled, or unregistered vehicles from any public…
Read full rule →West Palm Beach
Some RestrictionsWest Palm Beach declares any abandoned or inoperative vehicle visible from the street or a neighboring lot a public…
Read full rule →Winter Haven
Some RestrictionsWinter Haven bans dismantled, wrecked, junked or inoperative vehicles on any public right-of-way, alley or street…
Read full rule →Curb Color Rules
What red, yellow, white, green, and blue painted curbs mean in your city, who can paint them, and how parking restrictions are enforced.
Collier County
Some RestrictionsCollier County has no ordinance letting residents paint curbs. Curb and pavement markings in the right-of-way are…
Read full rule →Escambia County
Some RestrictionsCurb and pavement markings that control parking are official traffic-control devices installed only by the government…
Read full rule →Gainesville
Some RestrictionsGainesville treats a curb painted yellow the same as a posted no-parking sign. Section 26-47(a)(1)i-j bars stopping…
Read full rule →Orlando
Some RestrictionsA curb painted red or yellow in Orlando is off-limits to parking unless a sign specifically allows it. § 39.16(1)(p)…
Read full rule →Palm Beach County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Palm Beach County, any electric vehicle charging parking space must be painted green or marked with…
Read full rule →Pinellas County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Pinellas County, every accessible parking space must be outlined in blue paint and posted with an…
Read full rule →St Lucie County
Some RestrictionsResidents may not paint public curbs or create their own parking restrictions in St. Lucie County. In Port St. Lucie…
Read full rule →Tallahassee
Some RestrictionsTallahassee Code of General Ordinances Sec. 20-78 bars parking next to any yellow or red curb on a city street unless a…
Read full rule →Titusville
Some RestrictionsParking along or adjacent to any curb the city has painted red or yellow is unlawful in Titusville under City Code §…
Read full rule →Doral
Light RestrictionsDoral has no red-yellow-blue curb color code; instead, its parking administrator marks curbs and pavement with signs or…
Read full rule →Loading Zones
Yellow and white loading zone rules, time limits for commercial and passenger loading, and which vehicles qualify as commercial loaders.
Boca Raton
Some RestrictionsBoca Raton requires every new or enlarged structure to provide its own off-street loading space, sized at least 12 feet…
Read full rule →Brevard County
Some RestrictionsBrevard County requires off-street loading berths sized 14 by 30 feet, bans loading docks on street-facing frontages in…
Read full rule →Broward County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Broward County, vehicles in a marked freight curb loading zone may only load or unload materials, and…
Read full rule →Cape Coral
Some RestrictionsCape Coral's Land Development Code requires "appropriate and adequate loading facilities" for any business that…
Read full rule →Charlotte County
Some RestrictionsAny commercial or industrial building over 6,000 square feet in unincorporated Charlotte County, including Port…
Read full rule →Citrus County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Citrus County, every commercial and industrial building must provide off-street loading space sized…
Read full rule →Clearwater
Some RestrictionsClearwater limits marked passenger zones to expeditious pickup and drop-off of riders only, capping stops at three…
Read full rule →Cocoa
Some RestrictionsCocoa designates six specific downtown blocks as on-street loading zones and bans regular parking there from 7:00 a.m…
Read full rule →Collier County
Some RestrictionsCollier County's Land Development Code 4.05.06 requires off-street loading facilities so delivery vehicles do not…
Read full rule →Coral Gables
Some RestrictionsCoral Gables caps freight curb loading zone stops at 20 minutes for delivering or picking up materials, with a one-hour…
Read full rule →Dade City
Some RestrictionsDade City requires commercial, office, manufacturing, wholesale and hospital buildings to provide off-street loading…
Read full rule →Davie
Some RestrictionsDavie, Florida limits how long vehicles may stop in marked loading zones: five minutes for passenger curb zones and…
Read full rule →Daytona Beach
Some RestrictionsDaytona Beach limits passenger curb loading zones to five minutes for expeditious passenger loading or unloading, and…
Read full rule →Deltona
Some RestrictionsDeltona limits how long a vehicle may stop in a marked passenger or loading zone to whatever time is indicated by the…
Read full rule →Doral
Some RestrictionsDoral requires off-street loading bays sized to each commercial use under Land Development Code Sections 77-164 and…
Read full rule →Escambia County
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Pensacola, passenger curb loading zones may be used only for loading or unloading passengers, up to five…
Read full rule →Flagler County
Some RestrictionsAlong the unincorporated stretch of State Road A1A between Beverly Beach and Marineland, Flagler County's A1A Scenic…
Read full rule →Fort Lauderdale
Some RestrictionsFort Lauderdale caps passenger curb loading zones at five minutes and freight curb loading zones at thirty minutes…
Read full rule →Fort Myers
Some RestrictionsFort Myers limits downtown loading-zone parking to 30 minutes for standard vehicles, or two hours for trucks over 40…
Read full rule →Gainesville
Some RestrictionsGainesville's city manager designates passenger and freight curb loading zones and posts the hours each is active under…
Read full rule →Gulfport
Some RestrictionsGulfport requires every commercial building generating delivery traffic to provide its own off-street loading space…
Read full rule →Hialeah
Some RestrictionsHialeah Code Sec. 98-2202 sets minimum off-street loading spaces whenever a building is newly constructed or an…
Read full rule →Highlands County
Some RestrictionsCommercial and industrial development in unincorporated Highlands County must provide off-street loading spaces sized…
Read full rule →Hillsborough County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Hillsborough County requires new commercial, industrial and hotel buildings to provide off-street…
Read full rule →Hollywood
Some RestrictionsHollywood limits freight loading zones to actual loading and unloading, capping stops at 30 minutes and requiring…
Read full rule →Homestead
Some RestrictionsHomestead requires a paved 20-foot rear loading zone for commercial buildings and a separate paved loading zone for…
Read full rule →Jacksonville
Some RestrictionsJacksonville caps passenger curb loading at 5 minutes and freight curb loading at 1 hour, with a decal required for…
Read full rule →Jupiter
Some RestrictionsJupiter requires commercial and industrial uses to provide off-street loading spaces sized under Table 2 of section…
Read full rule →Kissimmee
Some RestrictionsKissimmee requires every non-residential building to provide its own off-street loading and unloading zone, sized by…
Read full rule →Largo
Some RestrictionsThe Engineering Services Division sets the location of passenger and freight curb loading zones in Largo and posts the…
Read full rule →Lee County
Some RestrictionsCommercial and industrial sites in unincorporated Lee County must provide off-street loading areas sized and placed to…
Read full rule →Leon County
Some RestrictionsAny unincorporated Leon County use that receives or ships materials by motor vehicle must provide dedicated off-street…
Read full rule →Manatee County
Some RestrictionsThe Manatee County Board regulates parking and reserved/tow-away zones on county-owned property by resolution and…
Read full rule →Martin County
Some RestrictionsIt is unlawful to park, stand or stop in any Martin County area marked as a bus or transit loading zone except while…
Read full rule →Melbourne
Some RestrictionsMelbourne requires manufacturing, storage, wholesale, retail, hotel and similar uses to provide dedicated off-street…
Read full rule →Miami
Some RestrictionsMiami's smart loading zones cap parking at one continuous hour, meter by the minute through sensors or cameras, and…
Read full rule →Miami Beach
Some RestrictionsMiami Beach freight and commercial curb loading zones run Monday through Saturday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., with a…
Read full rule →Miami-Dade County
Some RestrictionsMiami-Dade caps passenger curb loading zones at 5 minutes and freight curb loading zones at 20 minutes, or one hour for…
Read full rule →Miramar
Some RestrictionsMiramar requires every retail, industrial, hotel and institutional building to provide its own off-street loading space…
Read full rule →Nassau County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Nassau County requires businesses to provide off-street loading space sized to a building's floor area…
Read full rule →North Port
Some RestrictionsNorth Port confines freight-carrying vehicles to marked loading/unloading zones, prohibiting standing anywhere that…
Read full rule →Orange County
Some RestrictionsCommercial buildings in unincorporated Orange County must provide on-site space for loading, unloading and maneuvering…
Read full rule →Orlando
Some RestrictionsThe Transportation Engineering Division Manager controls how Orlando's curb space is used outside downtown, deciding…
Read full rule →Osceola County
Some RestrictionsOn unincorporated county roads, Osceola County allows brief stopping to load or unload, but you can't park within 50…
Read full rule →Palm Bay
Some RestrictionsPalm Bay limits freight curb loading zones to active loading and unloading only, capping any stop at 30 minutes…
Read full rule →Palm Beach County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Palm Beach County, vehicles at a marked freight curb loading zone can stop for loading or unloading…
Read full rule →Pembroke Pines
Some RestrictionsPembroke Pines bans loading or unloading commercial vehicles anywhere in the city between 11:00 p.m. and 6:30 a.m…
Read full rule →Pinellas County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Pinellas County requires commercial and industrial buildings to provide on-site loading berths sized by…
Read full rule →Plantation
Some RestrictionsPlantation requires every commercial, industrial, and larger multifamily building to provide off-street loading space…
Read full rule →Polk County
Some RestrictionsPolk County allows stopping to load or unload passengers or merchandise, but even for loading you cannot park within 50…
Read full rule →Pompano Beach
Some RestrictionsPompano Beach limits loading-zone parking to 30 minutes under Code of Ordinances § 76.07(B), and on Pompano Beach…
Read full rule →Port Orange
Some RestrictionsPort Orange sets separate curb-loading limits under City Code §§ 70-45 and 70-46: passenger curb-loading zones cap a…
Read full rule →Port St. Lucie
Some RestrictionsPort St. Lucie caps passenger curb loading zones at five minutes and freight curb loading zones at 30 minutes under…
Read full rule →Santa Rosa County
Some RestrictionsCommercial and industrial buildings in unincorporated Santa Rosa County must provide off-street loading spaces: one per…
Read full rule →Sarasota
Some RestrictionsThe City of Sarasota's city engineer designates curb loading zones for passengers and freight and posts the hours each…
Read full rule →Sarasota County
Some RestrictionsSarasota County requires off-street loading spaces at least 10 feet wide and 40 feet long for retail, industrial, and…
Read full rule →St Lucie County
Some RestrictionsIn Port St. Lucie, freight curb loading zones may be used only for expeditious loading and unloading of materials, and…
Read full rule →St. Johns County
Some RestrictionsSt. Johns County requires every industrial, commercial or hotel/motel use in the unincorporated county to build on-site…
Read full rule →St. Petersburg
Some RestrictionsSt. Petersburg reserves marked loading zones strictly for active loading and unloading, and caps even a legitimate…
Read full rule →Sumter County
Some RestrictionsSumter County requires developments that receive routine deliveries to build dedicated off-street loading areas sized…
Read full rule →Tallahassee
Some RestrictionsTallahassee Code of General Ordinances Sec. 20-79 caps passenger loading zone stops at three minutes and commercial…
Read full rule →Tampa
Some RestrictionsTampa restricts "freight zone" curb space to marked commercial trucks and caps loading stops at one hour. Sec. 15-48…
Read full rule →Titusville
Some RestrictionsTitusville, Florida requires any development whose normal operation involves routine delivery or shipment of goods to…
Read full rule →Volusia County
Some RestrictionsVolusia County's Sec. 72-286 requires dedicated off-street loading spaces sized to a use's floor area -- one space for…
Read full rule →West Palm Beach
Some RestrictionsWest Palm Beach caps how long any vehicle can sit in a curb loading zone: five minutes for a noncommercial vehicle…
Read full rule →Winter Haven
Some RestrictionsWinter Haven requires hospitals, retail, wholesale and industrial uses to provide off-street loading spaces at least…
Read full rule →Satellite Beach
Light RestrictionsIn the City of Satellite Beach, City Code § 30-426(f) requires every off-street parking and loading area to be designed…
Read full rule →Preferential Parking Districts
Permit-only residential parking districts, how they're established, who qualifies for permits, and how visitor passes work.
Fort Lauderdale
Significant RestrictionsFort Lauderdale can designate entire neighborhoods as Residential Parking Permit Districts under Code sections 26-165…
Read full rule →Gainesville
Significant RestrictionsGainesville lets residents petition for a decal-and-permit controlled vehicular parking area when on-street demand hits…
Read full rule →Miami Beach
Significant RestrictionsMiami Beach designates Residential Parking Permit zones, over 20 of them from South Pointe to Altos del Mar, when a…
Read full rule →Port Orange
Significant RestrictionsPort Orange creates Residential Decal Parking (RDP) areas by city council resolution under City Code §§ 70-65 to 70-74…
Read full rule →Tampa
Significant RestrictionsNeighborhoods can petition Tampa to create a residents-only "Permit Parking Only" zone once curb congestion and…
Read full rule →Coral Gables
Some RestrictionsCoral Gables designates residential decal parking zones where non-residents crowd out street parking, requiring a paid…
Read full rule →Daytona Beach
Some RestrictionsDaytona Beach lets the city commission designate controlled residential permit parking areas where only vehicles…
Read full rule →Doral
Some RestrictionsResidents impacted by limited street parking can petition the city manager to create a permit parking area if more than…
Read full rule →Gulfport
Some RestrictionsGulfport designates specific streets as resident-only parking zones under Section 20-4.1, issuing up to two yearly…
Read full rule →Hollywood
Some RestrictionsHollywood requires 65% of residents in a neighborhood to sign a petition before the Parking Administrator will…
Read full rule →Lee County
Some RestrictionsGasparilla Island's residential parking zones run on a County decal system: A permits for residents, B placards for…
Read full rule →Miramar
Some RestrictionsMiramar's parking code lets the police chief, with the city manager's concurrence, designate specific streets or areas…
Read full rule →St. Petersburg
Some RestrictionsSt. Petersburg lets residents of five designated Residential Permit Parking Areas, the downtown Core, Dome and a…
Read full rule →Tallahassee
Some RestrictionsTallahassee Code of General Ordinances Sec. 20-109(b) lets the city manager set rules, procedures and fees for extended…
Read full rule →West Palm Beach
Some RestrictionsWest Palm Beach lets a neighborhood petition to become a "residential parking permit zone" under City Code § 86-248…
Read full rule →Towing & Impound Rights
What a towing company may charge and must do when a vehicle is taken without the owner consenting: capped hookup, mileage and storage rates, the drop fee owed if the driver returns before the tow leaves, signage required at private lots, retrieval of belongings left inside, and how a tow gets contested.
Florida: statewide
StatewideSome RestrictionsFlorida caps the drop fee a tower can charge at half the posted rate if the owner shows up mid-tow, requires a signed…
Read full rule →Miami-Dade County
Heavy RestrictionsMiami-Dade County prints the actual dollar ceilings a tow operator may charge when a vehicle is taken without the…
Read full rule →Orlando
Heavy RestrictionsOrlando writes its own towing price list instead of leaving the question to Orange County. Section 39.89 caps a Class A…
Read full rule →Broward County
Significant RestrictionsBroward County licenses every tow truck and booting operator that works anywhere inside the county, incorporated cities…
Read full rule →Coral Gables
Significant RestrictionsCoral Gables did not set its own maximum charge for a nonconsensual tow off private property. Sec. 74-275 instead…
Read full rule →Fort Myers
Significant RestrictionsFort Myers sets its own maximum towing rates rather than leaving them to Lee County. Sec. 86-265(d) caps a…
Read full rule →Miami
Significant RestrictionsMiami publishes no tow rate schedule of its own. Sec. 42-110 adopts the maximum rates set by the Miami-Dade Board of…
Read full rule →Orange County
Significant RestrictionsOrange County caps a trespass tow at $135 for a Class A vehicle and $500 for a Class D, gives 24 free storage hours on…
Read full rule →Sarasota
Significant RestrictionsThe City of Sarasota fixes its own non-consent tow rates instead of deferring to Sarasota County, and Sec. 33-287 sets…
Read full rule →Tampa
Significant RestrictionsTampa may boot a vehicle once its owner or plate owes $100 or more in delinquent parking tickets, and Sec. 15-125(d)…
Read full rule →Volusia County
Significant RestrictionsVolusia County caps what a wrecker may charge for a tow that starts inside the county, but since Ord. No. 2024-25 the…
Read full rule →Palm Bay
Some RestrictionsPalm Bay's towing chapter prints no dollar rate. It caps the drop fee at fifty percent of the city's allowable charge…
Read full rule →St. Petersburg
Some RestrictionsSt. Petersburg publishes no towing rate table of its own. City Code § 26-48 makes the City's wrecker contract, not an…
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