Parking Rules in New Jersey (2026)
382 rules on the books across New Jersey, 52 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.
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RV & Boat Parking
Where you can park recreational vehicles and boats on your property, including front yard restrictions, screening requirements, and size limits.
East Orange
Heavy RestrictionsIn the City of East Orange, no one may park or store a camping trailer over 18 feet long or a boat over 18 feet in any…
Read full rule →Elizabeth
Heavy RestrictionsElizabeth outright bars parking any trailer, pole trailer, recreational vehicle, camper, or boat on any street or part…
Read full rule →Irvington
Heavy RestrictionsIrvington bans parking a boat or a trailer used to tow one in any driveway or yard of residential property under §…
Read full rule →Jersey City
Heavy RestrictionsJersey City prohibits parking any recreational vehicle on a street or public right-of-way outright, and separately bars…
Read full rule →Bergenfield
Significant RestrictionsBergenfield lets residents keep a registered recreational vehicle, snowmobile, jet ski, quad or boat on residential…
Read full rule →Cherry Hill
Significant RestrictionsCherry Hill Township prohibits parking any camper or trailer, including camper trailers, landscaping equipment trailers…
Read full rule →Clifton
Significant RestrictionsClifton bans boats and trailers from front yards outright and caps residential boat/trailer length at 18 feet…
Read full rule →Linden
Significant RestrictionsLinden bans parking a truck tractor cab, trailer, pole trailer, recreational vehicle, camper or boat on any city street…
Read full rule →Monroe Township Middlesex
Significant RestrictionsMonroe Township, Middlesex County, allows one unoccupied travel trailer, camper or small boat to be stored outdoors at…
Read full rule →Parsippany Troy Hills
Significant RestrictionsIn Parsippany-Troy Hills, the outdoor storage of trailers, recreation vehicles and boats is prohibited in the front…
Read full rule →Passaic
Significant RestrictionsPassaic bans front-yard parking of boats, motor homes and trailers, caps their length at 22 feet, and requires a $5…
Read full rule →Paterson
Significant RestrictionsPaterson bars boats, boat trailers, campers, and travel trailers from sitting in residential yards or driveways unless…
Read full rule →Perth Amboy
Significant RestrictionsIn the City of Perth Amboy, no one can park a truck over four tons (8,000 lbs.), trailer, semitrailer truck with…
Read full rule →Wayne
Significant RestrictionsIn Wayne Township, New Jersey, no residential driveway area in the front yard can be used to store boats, commercial or…
Read full rule →Woodbridge
Significant RestrictionsWoodbridge bars boats and boat trailers from parking at any time, day or night, on Cliff Road, Ferry Street and part of…
Read full rule →Bayonne
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Bayonne, boats, boat trailers, travel trailers, pick-up campers and other 'major recreational equipment'…
Read full rule →Bergen County
Some RestrictionsBergen County itself does not impose a general RV or boat parking rule on streets. Each of the 70 municipalities sets…
Read full rule →Bloomfield
Some RestrictionsIn Bloomfield Township, Essex County, New Jersey, recreational vehicles, including boats, personal watercraft, ATVs…
Read full rule →Brick
Some RestrictionsBrick Township bans recreational vehicles, trailers and boats from sitting on residential property unless the owner…
Read full rule →East Brunswick
Some RestrictionsIn East Brunswick Township, New Jersey, a boat, trailer, RV or camper can be stored in the side yard or rear yard of a…
Read full rule →Edison
Some RestrictionsEdison Township bars RVs, boat trailers, house trailers and other large vehicles from parking on residential streets…
Read full rule →Freehold
Some RestrictionsFreehold Borough Code Section 18.72.050(F) bars open storage of boats, recreational vehicles, and other equipment in…
Read full rule →Freehold Township
Some RestrictionsFreehold Township bars front yards in residential zones from being used to store vehicles over 10,000 pounds or to park…
Read full rule →Galloway Township
Some RestrictionsRVs, campers, boats and trailers may not park on designated Galloway streets during restricted hours. A trailer left on…
Read full rule →Hackensack
Some RestrictionsHackensack allows one recreational vehicle, travel trailer, or boat per residential lot, but only in the rear yard at…
Read full rule →Hamilton
Some RestrictionsHamilton Township caps how long a trailer, camper, or boat trailer can sit on a street or on private land at three…
Read full rule →Howell
Some RestrictionsIn Howell Township, New Jersey, motorized boats, campers and recreation trailers must be stored in the side or rear…
Read full rule →Jackson
Some RestrictionsIn Jackson Township, New Jersey, Township Code § 244-169 allows outdoor storage of one recreational vehicle and one…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Some RestrictionsLakewood Township, Ocean County, does not ban parking or storing a recreational vehicle or boat on residential…
Read full rule →Long Branch
Some RestrictionsLong Branch's zoning code bans open storage of boats, vehicles or other equipment in any front yard, allowing only…
Read full rule →Monroe Township Gloucester
Some RestrictionsIn Monroe Township, Gloucester County, single-family properties can store an unoccupied RV, motor home, travel trailer…
Read full rule →Old Bridge
Some RestrictionsOld Bridge Township lets a household keep one recreational vehicle, motor home, travel trailer or camper, one small…
Read full rule →Piscataway
Some RestrictionsPiscataway lets a resident store one boat, camping trailer or personal watercraft on a paved driveway, but bans…
Read full rule →Plainfield
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Plainfield, New Jersey, a motor home, camping trailer, boat or recreational vehicle can be stored on a…
Read full rule →Ridgewood
Some RestrictionsVillage of Ridgewood zoning caps outdoor storage of boats, boat trailers and camping trailers on residential lots to…
Read full rule →Toms River
Some RestrictionsToms River Township allows homeowners to store one travel trailer, camper or up to two small boats outdoors, but not in…
Read full rule →Trenton
Some RestrictionsTrenton limits recreational vehicles and trailers, including boat trailers, to five days in a residential front yard or…
Read full rule →Driveway Rules
Requirements for driveway width, materials, and whether you can park on unpaved surfaces or grass in your front yard.
New Brunswick
Significant RestrictionsIn the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, § 10.16.180 bans parking or storing any vehicle in a required front yard…
Read full rule →Piscataway
Significant RestrictionsPiscataway Township Code § 7-8.3 caps parking on non-paved yard areas at two vehicles for no more than 24 hours without…
Read full rule →Atlantic County
Some RestrictionsDriveways onto a County road in Atlantic County must clear specific distance and angle rules: single-family driveways…
Read full rule →Bayonne
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Bayonne, driveway curb cuts on residential and commercial lots cannot exceed 10 feet wide, and each lot…
Read full rule →Bergenfield
Some RestrictionsBergenfield caps driveway width at 19 feet or 40% of lot frontage (never more than 25 feet), requires a two-foot side…
Read full rule →Bloomfield
Some RestrictionsIn Bloomfield Township, Essex County, New Jersey, residential zones allow no required parking in any front yard except…
Read full rule →Brick
Some RestrictionsBrick Township caps residential driveway access width at 18 feet and requires every driveway to keep a dust-free…
Read full rule →Cherry Hill
Some RestrictionsCherry Hill Township requires every driveway, sidewalk and parking space on a property to be kept in proper repair and…
Read full rule →Clifton
Some RestrictionsClifton bars parking, stopping or standing a motor vehicle on any front-yard area of a residential lot unless it is a…
Read full rule →East Brunswick
Some RestrictionsIn East Brunswick Township, § 166-15(G) requires any motor vehicle at a residence to be parked on a parking area such…
Read full rule →East Orange
Some RestrictionsIn the City of East Orange's Transit Village District (TVD), City Code § 51-113 bans parking in the front yard outright…
Read full rule →Edison
Some RestrictionsEdison Township limits paved driveway and parking area to 20% of the required front yard in the R-AA Residential…
Read full rule →Elizabeth
Some RestrictionsElizabeth City Code Section 17.36.110(C)(3) lets driveways and accessory parking sit in any yard but keeps them at…
Read full rule →Freehold Township
Some RestrictionsFreehold Township requires vehicles to be parked on paved surfaces, not on lawns or buffer strips, under Land Use Code…
Read full rule →Hackensack
Some RestrictionsHackensack caps a paved front-yard driveway at 20 feet wide for one- and two-family homes in residential districts, and…
Read full rule →Hamilton
Some RestrictionsHamilton bars parking motor vehicles anywhere in a front, side, or back yard except in a driveway or a designated…
Read full rule →Howell
Some RestrictionsIn Howell Township, New Jersey, no motor vehicle can be parked on the front lawn of any property except during a snow…
Read full rule →Irvington
Some RestrictionsIrvington Township Code § 380-27 bars parking any motor vehicle on lawns, across sidewalks, or in unpaved vacant lots…
Read full rule →Jackson
Some RestrictionsJackson Township Code § 244-194G requires every structure's driveway to be at least 10 feet wide with a center-line…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Some RestrictionsLakewood Township, Ocean County, New Jersey, bans parking a motor vehicle on any unpaved surface of residential…
Read full rule →Linden
Some RestrictionsLinden prohibits parking any vehicle on a residential lawn and bars keeping inoperable or unregistered vehicles on…
Read full rule →Long Branch
Some RestrictionsLong Branch caps how much of a front yard in any R Residential Zone can be used for parking or driveways at 20 percent…
Read full rule →Monroe Township Gloucester
Some RestrictionsIn Monroe Township, Gloucester County, section 175-123 limits drives to two per street, sets spacing from intersections…
Read full rule →Monroe Township Middlesex
Some RestrictionsIn Monroe Township, Middlesex County, off-street parking areas can be located in any rear or side yard but not in any…
Read full rule →Newark
Some RestrictionsNewark prohibits parking, storing or maintaining a motor vehicle on any front lawn, grass or dirt area in residential…
Read full rule →Parsippany Troy Hills
Some RestrictionsIn Parsippany-Troy Hills, a driveway must be not less than 12 feet nor more than 24 feet wide within the street…
Read full rule →Passaic
Some RestrictionsPassaic bans parking, stopping or standing a vehicle anywhere in a residential front yard except on a properly…
Read full rule →Paterson
Some RestrictionsPaterson's zoning ordinance, as codified in April 2016, bars off-street parking areas in any required front yard for…
Read full rule →Perth Amboy
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Perth Amboy, New Jersey, parking is kept out of required front yards except in front of an operable…
Read full rule →Plainfield
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Plainfield, New Jersey, a residential driveway must sit at least two feet from a property line, and a…
Read full rule →Ridgewood
Some RestrictionsVillage of Ridgewood Code § 190-121F(2)(a) lets single-family and two-family homeowners park anywhere in a required…
Read full rule →Toms River
Some RestrictionsToms River Township requires a paved or unpaved driveway for every single- and two-family home, sized between 10 and 26…
Read full rule →Trenton
Some RestrictionsTrenton bars parking a car or truck on a front yard unless it's on a driveway or similar paved surface, with only a…
Read full rule →Vineland
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Vineland, City Code § 425-74C(7) limits parking on residential lots in every zone to Federal Highway…
Read full rule →Wayne
Some RestrictionsIn Wayne Township, New Jersey, § 134-67.1 requires motor vehicles to be parked only within paved driveway areas, never…
Read full rule →West New York
Light RestrictionsIn the Town of West New York, Hudson County, New Jersey, § 277-19 of the Town Code lets a vehicle stand in front of a…
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.
East Orange
Heavy RestrictionsIn the City of East Orange, City Code Section 260-15.1 bars anyone from parking a truck, tractor, trailer, semitrailer…
Read full rule →Jersey City
Heavy RestrictionsJersey City bans parking trucks, buses, tractors and other commercial motor vehicles on any city street between 9:00…
Read full rule →Newark
Heavy RestrictionsNewark prohibits garaging, storing or parking any commercial vehicle on residential-zoned property at any time, and…
Read full rule →Old Bridge
Heavy RestrictionsOld Bridge Township Code Section 10-8.10 bans parking any truck or vehicle over five tons gross vehicle weight, school…
Read full rule →Plainfield
Heavy RestrictionsIn the City of Plainfield, commercial vehicles with a GVWR of 8,500 pounds or greater, tractor-trailers, their cabs…
Read full rule →Bayonne
Significant RestrictionsIn the City of Bayonne, commercial vehicles cannot park on any public street between 7:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m., under…
Read full rule →Bergenfield
Significant RestrictionsBergenfield bans parking oversized commercial vehicles, those with more than one rear axle, over 22 feet long, wider…
Read full rule →Brick
Significant RestrictionsBrick Township bans overnight street parking of heavy trucks and buses, bars storing them on residential lots, and caps…
Read full rule →Cherry Hill
Significant RestrictionsCherry Hill Township bans parking any truck, tractor, trailer, semi-trailer or omnibus with a registered gross weight…
Read full rule →Clifton
Significant RestrictionsClifton's zoning code bars trucks, tractors, commercial trailers and buses from parking or standing in any yard area or…
Read full rule →East Brunswick
Significant RestrictionsEast Brunswick Township bans outdoor parking in all residential zones of construction equipment, tractor cabs, and any…
Read full rule →Edison
Significant RestrictionsEdison Township bars trucks over four tons GVW, buses, RVs, campers, boats, and trailers from parking on any…
Read full rule →Elizabeth
Significant RestrictionsElizabeth prohibits property or vehicle owners from allowing off-street parking of any commercial motor vehicle…
Read full rule →Hackensack
Significant RestrictionsHackensack bars parking a commercial motor vehicle, as defined in the city's Zoning Ordinance, on any street within a…
Read full rule →Hamilton
Significant RestrictionsHamilton Township prohibits parking any truck, bus, tractor, trailer, or semitrailer on any street in town between 9:00…
Read full rule →Hoboken
Significant RestrictionsHoboken bans large commercial vehicles, trucks, buses and construction equipment from parking on any municipal street…
Read full rule →Irvington
Significant RestrictionsIrvington bans parking a commercial vehicle, truck, trailer or bus overnight on any public street between 9 p.m. and 6…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Significant RestrictionsA commercially-registered vehicle over 1.5 tons payload or with more than four wheels cannot park outdoors in a…
Read full rule →Linden
Significant RestrictionsLinden bans overnight parking of truck tractor cabs, trailers, recreational vehicles, campers and boats on any city…
Read full rule →Long Branch
Significant RestrictionsLong Branch bars commercial vehicles from residential zones between 9:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. and all day Sunday, with a…
Read full rule →Monroe Township Gloucester
Significant RestrictionsIn Monroe Township, Gloucester County, section 175-139 allows automobiles, station wagons, small pickups or panel…
Read full rule →Monroe Township Middlesex
Significant RestrictionsMonroe Township, Middlesex County, bars overnight parking or storage of any commercial motor vehicle rated over 8,000…
Read full rule →Parsippany Troy Hills
Significant RestrictionsIn Parsippany-Troy Hills, no commercial vehicle with a rated capacity above 3/4 ton can be stored or parked outdoors on…
Read full rule →Passaic
Significant RestrictionsPassaic bans overnight parking of trucks, buses, trailers and truck tractors on any street citywide between 10:00 p.m…
Read full rule →Passaic County
Significant RestrictionsTrucks, buses and other commercial vehicles cannot enter Passaic County park property without written permission from…
Read full rule →Paterson
Significant RestrictionsPaterson bans overnight parking of any commercial vehicle over 4,000 pounds gross weight in R-1 and R-2 residential…
Read full rule →Perth Amboy
Significant RestrictionsIn the City of Perth Amboy, New Jersey, no commercial vehicle rated by its manufacturer for more than one (1) ton can…
Read full rule →Ridgewood
Significant RestrictionsVillage of Ridgewood zoning bars storing a commercial pickup, panel truck, mobile home, bus or van on a residential lot…
Read full rule →Toms River
Significant RestrictionsToms River Township bars parking or storing commercial trucks, buses, tractors and pole trailers on residential land…
Read full rule →Trenton
Significant RestrictionsTrenton bars commercial vehicles from parking outdoors overnight on residential lots under § 315-10.10.A, except…
Read full rule →Wayne
Significant RestrictionsWayne Township Code § 134-67.1(B) lets a residential property keep no more than one commercial vehicle, school bus or…
Read full rule →West New York
Significant RestrictionsIn the Town of West New York, New Jersey, it is unlawful to park any truck, trailer, van, commercial vehicle, school…
Read full rule →Woodbridge
Significant RestrictionsWoodbridge bars commercial trucks of 4 tons GVWR or more, and passenger vehicles of 8 tons or more, from parking on any…
Read full rule →Bergen County
Some RestrictionsTrucks, buses, and other commercial vehicles cannot enter Bergen County park property without written permission from…
Read full rule →Bloomfield
Some RestrictionsIn Bloomfield Township, Essex County, New Jersey, no commercial vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating of more than…
Read full rule →Camden County
Some RestrictionsIn Camden County parks, no motor vehicle with a registered gross vehicle weight of more than 6,000 pounds is permitted…
Read full rule →Essex County
Some RestrictionsResidential commercial-vehicle parking rules are municipal in Essex County. The county has a real, enforceable rule…
Read full rule →Galloway Township
Some RestrictionsGalloway Township prohibits parking a truck or vehicle over four tons gross vehicle weight, plus school buses and other…
Read full rule →Howell
Some RestrictionsIn Howell Township, New Jersey, a commercial vehicle less than 30 feet long can be parked on residential property. A…
Read full rule →Jackson
Some RestrictionsIn Jackson Township, New Jersey, Township Code § 244-170 bars parking or storing commercial motor vehicles, buses, pole…
Read full rule →New Brunswick
Some RestrictionsIn the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, § 10.16.140 prohibits parking any truck with a gross weight over 5,500 pounds…
Read full rule →Piscataway
Some RestrictionsPiscataway Township bans parking a commercial vehicle or trailer outdoors overnight, from 8:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., in…
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.
Mercer County
Significant RestrictionsMercer County bans parking outright on several named streets at Trenton-Mercer Airport, enforced under the county's own…
Read full rule →Bayonne
Some RestrictionsBayonne caps on-street parking citywide at 48 hours under City Code Section 7-13.1: no one may leave a vehicle on any…
Read full rule →Bergenfield
Some RestrictionsBergenfield bans parking outright on a long list of named streets and limits parking to specific hours on others under…
Read full rule →Bloomfield
Some RestrictionsIn Bloomfield Township, Essex County, New Jersey, on-street parking is controlled street by street through schedules…
Read full rule →Brick
Some RestrictionsBrick Township restricts overnight parking on designated streets by posted hours and reserves certain residential…
Read full rule →Burlington County
Some RestrictionsRule 14 of the Burlington County Parks System Rules and Regulations requires every vehicle in a county park to park…
Read full rule →Clifton
Some RestrictionsClifton police can tow any vehicle parked illegally, obstructing a street or driveway, or lacking current registration…
Read full rule →East Brunswick
Some RestrictionsIn East Brunswick Township, § 209-7 prohibits parking at all times on the streets listed in Schedule I and fines each…
Read full rule →East Orange
Some RestrictionsIn the City of East Orange, Chapter 260's stopping, standing and parking rules do not excuse drivers from obeying…
Read full rule →Edison
Some RestrictionsEdison Township bars large vehicles, including motor homes and boat, camping and utility trailers, from residential…
Read full rule →Elizabeth
Some RestrictionsElizabeth's general parking rules in City Code Chapter 10.28 layer local no-parking, no-standing and no-stopping…
Read full rule →Essex County
Some RestrictionsOn-street parking in Essex County is regulated by each municipality and by NJ Title 39. The county's own parking…
Read full rule →Freehold
Some RestrictionsFreehold Borough has metered on-street parking downtown with a 3-hour limit. Paid meters operate at $1/hour (11 AM-4…
Read full rule →Hackensack
Some RestrictionsHackensack's general parking ordinance, § 170-6, bans parking in front of any public or private driveway, on sidewalks…
Read full rule →Hamilton
Some RestrictionsHamilton Township bans parking outright on a long list of named streets under Code § 485-9, layers on posted time…
Read full rule →Hoboken
Some RestrictionsHoboken lets a driveway owner authorize on-street parking directly in front of their own driveway through a permit…
Read full rule →Howell
Some RestrictionsIn Howell Township, Chapter 7 bans parking at all times on the streets listed in Schedule I, during set hours on…
Read full rule →Irvington
Some RestrictionsIrvington bars parking across a driveway, garage, sidewalk or lawn, and within set distances of fire hydrants…
Read full rule →Jackson
Some RestrictionsJackson Township, New Jersey bans parking, stopping or standing within 50 feet of any intersection where a Township…
Read full rule →Jersey City
Some RestrictionsJersey City caps how long a vehicle may sit in specific on-street spots under City Code §332-24.1. Bergen Avenue near…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Some RestrictionsLakewood Township enforces its own street-by-street no-stopping and time-limit schedules on top of New Jersey's…
Read full rule →Linden
Some RestrictionsLinden's automated Safety Stick technology enforces no-parking zones at fire hydrants, bus stops, crosswalks and…
Read full rule →Long Branch
Some RestrictionsLong Branch layers its own street-by-street parking schedules on top of New Jersey's statewide stopping and standing…
Read full rule →Monroe Township Middlesex
Some RestrictionsIn Monroe Township, Middlesex County, on-street parking is restricted street by street through schedules attached to…
Read full rule →New Brunswick
Some RestrictionsSection 10.16.030 of the New Brunswick Municipal Code bars parking on the streets listed in Schedules 25, 26 and 27…
Read full rule →Newark
Some RestrictionsNewark's Revised General Ordinances list hundreds of specific streets and block segments where parking is banned…
Read full rule →Old Bridge
Some RestrictionsIn Old Bridge Township, on-street parking runs on the layered system in Chapter 10 of the Township Code. Local…
Read full rule →Parsippany Troy Hills
Some RestrictionsIn the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, Chapter 405 sets on-street parking limits by street schedule…
Read full rule →Passaic
Some RestrictionsPassaic issues driveway parking permits under City Code § 295-7.6 letting a private driveway owner, or household…
Read full rule →Paterson
Some RestrictionsPaterson lets the Director of Public Works permit vehicles to park in front of a private driveway. Each driveway owner…
Read full rule →Perth Amboy
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Perth Amboy, it is unlawful to park within 16 inches on each side of a residential or commercial…
Read full rule →Piscataway
Some RestrictionsPiscataway Township Code § 7-8.2 requires that any motor vehicle parked on the exterior of a property be both currently…
Read full rule →Plainfield
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Plainfield, New Jersey, § 10:6-1(a) bars parking a vehicle or placing an obstruction in front of and…
Read full rule →Ridgewood
Some RestrictionsThe Village of Ridgewood, Bergen County, New Jersey bars parking on any roadway or municipal lot outside a marked…
Read full rule →Somerset County
Some RestrictionsSomerset County Park Commission Regulations confine parking inside county parks to designated Parking Places only. A…
Read full rule →Toms River
Some RestrictionsToms River Township splits on-street parking prohibitions into separate schedules under Chapter 477's Prohibited…
Read full rule →Trenton
Some RestrictionsTrenton enforces its on-street parking rules chapter-wide through § 14-2.11: any vehicle parked in violation of the…
Read full rule →Union County
Some RestrictionsOn county-maintained roads, Union County bans parking outright on streets listed in Schedule I and restricts parking to…
Read full rule →Vineland
Some RestrictionsVineland City Code § 694-6 bars stopping or standing on streets listed in Schedule III, and § 694-8 separately makes it…
Read full rule →Wayne
Some RestrictionsIn Wayne Township, New Jersey, on-street parking is controlled by street schedules attached to Chapter 200 of the…
Read full rule →West New York
Some RestrictionsIn the Town of West New York, Hudson County, New Jersey, § 277-41 requires a car or motorcycle to park between the…
Read full rule →Woodbridge
Some RestrictionsWoodbridge caps on-street parking time on a published list of streets, from 30-minute school-zone limits to two-hour…
Read full rule →Camden County
Light RestrictionsIn Camden County parks, the Director designates one-way streets and marks parking areas as restricted for particular…
Read full rule →Overnight Parking
Whether cars can be left on the street overnight, including any permit programs and restrictions during street sweeping hours.
Bloomfield
Significant RestrictionsIn Bloomfield Township, Essex County, New Jersey, trucks, vans, pickups, trailers, commuter vans, school buses, taxis…
Read full rule →Elizabeth
Significant RestrictionsElizabeth bars parking of commercial vehicles on city streets between 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m., with truck tractors…
Read full rule →Hackensack
Significant RestrictionsHackensack does not ban overnight street parking citywide, but on the specific residential streets listed under §…
Read full rule →Hoboken
Significant RestrictionsIn the City of Hoboken, on-street parking is permit-only around the clock outside metered zones, and each resident-only…
Read full rule →Irvington
Significant RestrictionsIrvington bans overnight parking of commercial vehicles, trucks, buses and RVs on any public street between 9:00 p.m…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Significant RestrictionsLakewood Township's Unified Development Ordinance bars larger commercially-registered vehicles and lawn-equipment…
Read full rule →Long Branch
Significant RestrictionsLong Branch bars overnight on-street parking of heavy trucks, trailers, campers and any boat or boat trailer between…
Read full rule →Passaic
Significant RestrictionsIn designated residential and commercial/residential zones, Passaic bars parking without a valid resident permit…
Read full rule →Toms River
Significant RestrictionsToms River Township bans parking trucks, trailers, and road tractors on any street from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. townwide, plus…
Read full rule →West New York
Significant RestrictionsIn the Town of West New York, Hudson County, New Jersey, § 277-16 of the Town Code, headed "Overnight parking…
Read full rule →Bergen County
Some RestrictionsOvernight street parking rules are set by each Bergen County municipality, not by the county. Many boroughs ban…
Read full rule →Bergenfield
Some RestrictionsBergenfield bars parking on any street between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. under Borough Code § 299-10, with named-street…
Read full rule →Brick
Some RestrictionsBrick Township bars parking buses, trailers of any type, and trucks over five tons GVWR on any street or right-of-way…
Read full rule →Burlington County
Some RestrictionsBurlington County parks open around 7:00 AM and close about one-half hour after sunset, so no vehicle may remain parked…
Read full rule →Camden County
Some RestrictionsOn Camden County park land, no vehicle may be parked between 10 PM and 6 AM. On residential streets, overnight parking…
Read full rule →Cherry Hill
Some RestrictionsCherry Hill Township does not impose one citywide overnight parking ban. Instead, Section 10-8.8 lists specific streets…
Read full rule →Clifton
Some RestrictionsClifton bars buses, tow trucks, trailers, flatbeds, and trucks over four tons or 25 feet from parking on any street…
Read full rule →East Orange
Some RestrictionsIn the City of East Orange, no one may park a vehicle on any street between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. unless the block is…
Read full rule →Essex County
Some RestrictionsEssex County has no countywide overnight residential parking ban; that is a municipal choice under NJ Title 39. The…
Read full rule →Freehold Township
Some RestrictionsFreehold Township Code § 11-6 bars parking a truck, commercial vehicle, trailer, boat, recreational vehicle, pole…
Read full rule →Galloway Township
Some RestrictionsGalloway Township has no blanket 2 a.m.-6 a.m. overnight street-parking ban. Instead, its Chapter 319 rules bar heavy…
Read full rule →Gloucester County
Some RestrictionsGloucester County bars leaving any motor vehicle in a park parking area or elsewhere after closing hours. Section 2(h)…
Read full rule →Jackson
Some RestrictionsJackson Township bars trucks, tractors, trailers, semitrailers and omnibuses from parking on any public street between…
Read full rule →Jersey City
Some RestrictionsJersey City restricts overnight parking street-by-street under City Code §332-24, not through one blanket citywide…
Read full rule →Linden
Some RestrictionsIn Linden's North Wood Avenue and East Elizabeth Avenue areas, metered on-street spaces are off-limits overnight, from…
Read full rule →Morris County
Some RestrictionsThere is no countywide overnight-parking ban. Rules are municipal. Some Morris towns restrict overnight on-street…
Read full rule →New Brunswick
Some RestrictionsIn the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, § 10.16.130 bars any truck over 5,500 pounds gross weight, trailer, boat or…
Read full rule →Parsippany Troy Hills
Some RestrictionsIn Parsippany-Troy Hills, trucks over one-ton rated capacity cannot be parked or stored on any Township street between…
Read full rule →Perth Amboy
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Perth Amboy, no commercial vehicle of more than one ton manufacturer-rated capacity can be parked on any…
Read full rule →Plainfield
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Plainfield, New Jersey, no person can park a vehicle between 2:00 A.M. and 6:00 A.M. on City-owned or…
Read full rule →Ridgewood
Some RestrictionsNo one may park a vehicle on any Village of Ridgewood street between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. under § 265-21. Residents…
Read full rule →Trenton
Some RestrictionsTrenton bars parking any motor vehicle on a city street for more than 21 straight days, regardless of whether another…
Read full rule →Union County
Some RestrictionsUnion County bans overnight parking in named county parks and golf courses under Laws of Union County § 138-4 and its…
Read full rule →Vineland
Some RestrictionsVineland City Code § 694-5 bars parking during the hours fixed for each street in Schedule II. Almond Street's north…
Read full rule →Wayne
Some RestrictionsIn Wayne Township, New Jersey, § 200-5.B of the Township Code makes it unlawful to park a vehicle between 2:00 a.m. and…
Read full rule →Woodbridge
Some RestrictionsOn a published list of Woodbridge streets, including Landing Lane, Leesville Avenue and Ralph Avenue, no vehicle of any…
Read full rule →EV Charging
Rules about installing home EV chargers, running cables across sidewalks, and any incentives or permits required for charging stations.
Jersey City
Significant RestrictionsJersey City reserves specific on-street spaces exclusively for charging electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles under City…
Read full rule →Bergen County
Some RestrictionsBergen County's designated electric-vehicle charging spaces in county parks are for active charging only. Article…
Read full rule →Bloomfield
Some RestrictionsIn Bloomfield Township, Essex County, New Jersey, only electric vehicles can park in a Township electric vehicle…
Read full rule →Brick
Some RestrictionsBrick Township charges $0.17 to $0.38 per kWh at its own public EV charging stations, plus a $10-per-hour occupancy fee…
Read full rule →East Brunswick
Some RestrictionsIn East Brunswick Township, electric vehicle charging equipment and stations are permitted accessory uses in all zoning…
Read full rule →Edison
Some RestrictionsEdison Township requires electric vehicle charging or 'make-ready' wiring in new and substantially modified…
Read full rule →Essex County
Some RestrictionsEssex County reserves signed EV charging stalls for actively charging electric vehicles and fines gas cars or idle EVs…
Read full rule →Hackensack
Some RestrictionsHackensack requires new multifamily and mixed-use developments of five or more dwelling units to pre-wire at least 15%…
Read full rule →Hamilton
Some RestrictionsHamilton Township charges electric-vehicle drivers to use municipal EVSE charging stations under Code § 215-16: $1.50…
Read full rule →Hoboken
Some RestrictionsHoboken designates specific municipal garage and on-street spaces as electric vehicle charging stations under City Code…
Read full rule →Long Branch
Some RestrictionsCity Code § 325-24.3 reserves five on-street and municipal-lot spaces in Long Branch exclusively for electric or…
Read full rule →Mercer County
Some RestrictionsUsing a Mercer County electric vehicle charging station costs $1 per hour for the first four hours under County Code §…
Read full rule →Monroe Township Middlesex
Some RestrictionsIn Monroe Township, Middlesex County, a developer of a multiple dwelling with five or more units must prepare 15% of…
Read full rule →New Brunswick
Some RestrictionsIn the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, EV charging stations and make-ready spaces are a permitted accessory use in…
Read full rule →Newark
Some RestrictionsNewark's zoning code requires new multi-family buildings with five or more units, and new parking lots and garages, to…
Read full rule →Old Bridge
Some RestrictionsOld Bridge Township limits parking in designated electric vehicle charging spaces to EVs actually connected and…
Read full rule →Parsippany Troy Hills
Some RestrictionsSection 430-277.1 of the Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Code makes EVSE and make-ready parking spaces a permitted…
Read full rule →Passaic
Some RestrictionsEvery new EVSE and make-ready parking space in Passaic must meet design, safety and signage standards set by Code of…
Read full rule →Passaic County
Some RestrictionsPassaic County requires electric vehicles parked in an authorized charging space at a county park to be actively…
Read full rule →Piscataway
Some RestrictionsPiscataway Township Code § 7-8.4 limits parking at publicly-accessible, municipally-owned EV charging stations to…
Read full rule →Plainfield
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Plainfield, a project that only installs electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) or Make-Ready parking…
Read full rule →Ridgewood
Some RestrictionsVillage of Ridgewood Code § 190-121.1 lets anyone install EV charging equipment as a permitted accessory use in every…
Read full rule →Trenton
Some RestrictionsTrenton requires new multi-family buildings with five or more units, and most other new parking lots and garages, to…
Read full rule →Wayne
Some RestrictionsIn Wayne Township, NJ, EV chargers and Make-Ready spaces are a permitted accessory use in every zoning or use district…
Read full rule →Woodbridge
Some RestrictionsWoodbridge Township designates public charging spaces at 364 Eleanor Place, 87 New Street, and 275 Lincoln Highway…
Read full rule →Howell
Light RestrictionsIn Howell Township, New Jersey, the only electric vehicle parking rule printed in the Township Code sits in § 188-84.7…
Read full rule →Irvington
Light RestrictionsInstalling an electric vehicle charger in Irvington is treated as electrical construction work: it needs a permit from…
Read full rule →Perth Amboy
Light RestrictionsIn the City of Perth Amboy, § 411A-1 states that its purpose is to promote electric vehicle use by requiring the safe…
Read full rule →Bergenfield
Few RestrictionsBergenfield treats EV charging stations and make-ready parking spaces as a permitted accessory use in every zoning…
Read full rule →Toms River
Few RestrictionsToms River Township's HB-MF Highway Business Multi-Family overlay zone lists electric vehicle charging and service…
Read full rule →Abandoned Vehicles
How cities define and handle abandoned or inoperable vehicles on private property and public streets, including removal timelines.
New Jersey: statewide
StatewideSome RestrictionsNew Jersey state law universally governs the removal, titling, and disposal of abandoned vehicles, with municipalities…
Read full rule →Clifton
Heavy RestrictionsClifton bans unregistered vehicles on any property, in every zoning district, under City Code Section 461-13.1B(10)…
Read full rule →Brick
Significant RestrictionsBrick Township Code § 267-9 makes it unlawful to keep, or permit the keeping of, a motor vehicle, trailer or…
Read full rule →Cherry Hill
Significant RestrictionsCherry Hill Township bans keeping an unregistered, uninsured or uninspected motor vehicle on any premises, and bars any…
Read full rule →Edison
Significant RestrictionsEdison Township treats any vehicle left on a highway, public property, or private property without consent for more…
Read full rule →Irvington
Significant RestrictionsIrvington Township Code Section 620-79 declares abandoned, inoperable and unregistered vehicles a public nuisance…
Read full rule →Jersey City
Significant RestrictionsJersey City Code § 332-72 bans abandoning a vehicle on a street or public property, parking without license plates, or…
Read full rule →Passaic
Significant RestrictionsPassaic prohibits keeping any abandoned, discarded, wrecked, junked or dismantled vehicle on private property under…
Read full rule →Perth Amboy
Significant RestrictionsIn the City of Perth Amboy, § 411-3 bars abandoning a vehicle and bars leaving a wrecked, junked or nonoperating…
Read full rule →Trenton
Significant RestrictionsTrenton bans abandoning any vehicle in the city and lets a wrecked, junked or unlicensed vehicle sit on private…
Read full rule →Atlantic County
Some RestrictionsA vehicle towed under Atlantic County's contract towing program and left unclaimed at a contractor's lot for 21…
Read full rule →Bayonne
Some RestrictionsBayonne bans abandoning a vehicle anywhere in the City and bars leaving a wrecked or junked vehicle on any street. On…
Read full rule →Bergenfield
Some RestrictionsBergenfield outlaws abandoning any motor vehicle on a public street or private property, and treats an unregistered car…
Read full rule →Bloomfield
Some RestrictionsIn Bloomfield Township, New Jersey, a vehicle parked continuously for 48 hours, or parked without current registration…
Read full rule →East Brunswick
Some RestrictionsIn East Brunswick Township, New Jersey, a partially dismantled, nonoperating, wrecked, junked or discarded vehicle…
Read full rule →East Orange
Some RestrictionsCity Code Chapter 175, Article II bans abandoning a motor vehicle, or storing one in substantial disrepair in the open…
Read full rule →Freehold Township
Some RestrictionsFreehold Township bans leaving a partially dismantled, nonoperating, wrecked or junked vehicle on any street, and bars…
Read full rule →Hackensack
Some RestrictionsHackensack treats a vehicle or chattel left on unoccupied private property for more than 24 hours as abandoned, and…
Read full rule →Hamilton
Some RestrictionsA vehicle parked seven straight days on a public street, disabled and blocking traffic, mechanically inoperative for…
Read full rule →Hoboken
Some RestrictionsHoboken treats a vehicle parked continuously on a public highway for 72 hours as prima facie evidence of abandonment…
Read full rule →Howell
Some RestrictionsIn Howell Township, a vehicle left on public property or on private property without consent for more than 48 hours, or…
Read full rule →Jackson
Some RestrictionsJackson Township, New Jersey bans keeping any abandoned, unregistered or inoperable vehicle outdoors on public land…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Some RestrictionsLakewood Township, Ocean County, New Jersey, bans abandoning vehicles anywhere in the Township and gives property…
Read full rule →Linden
Some RestrictionsA vehicle cannot be parked or left unattended on private property in Linden beyond the period the property owner…
Read full rule →Long Branch
Some RestrictionsLong Branch bars leaving any partially dismantled, wrecked, or junked vehicle on private property for more than 48…
Read full rule →Monroe Township Gloucester
Some RestrictionsSection 169-15 of the Monroe Township Code (Gloucester County) makes it unlawful to deposit or leave an abandoned or…
Read full rule →Monroe Township Middlesex
Some RestrictionsIn Monroe Township, Middlesex County, a residential property can hold no more than one currently unregistered or…
Read full rule →Morris County
Some RestrictionsNew Jersey state law governs abandoned vehicles. A vehicle left in the same public location for at least three…
Read full rule →New Brunswick
Some RestrictionsIn the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, no one can abandon a vehicle or leave a wrecked, junked or nonoperating…
Read full rule →Newark
Some RestrictionsNewark bans keeping any wrecked, disassembled, or missing-parts vehicle, car, trailer, or semi-trailer, on a street…
Read full rule →Old Bridge
Some RestrictionsOld Bridge Township bans abandoning a vehicle on any street or property under Code § 463-2, and § 463-4 caps how long a…
Read full rule →Parsippany Troy Hills
Some RestrictionsIn the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, Chapter 401 bans abandoning a vehicle, bans leaving a dismantled…
Read full rule →Paterson
Some RestrictionsPaterson police tow abandoned vehicles from streets and other public rights-of-way at no charge and store them up to 90…
Read full rule →Piscataway
Some RestrictionsPiscataway Township bans leaving any partially dismantled, wrecked or junked vehicle on a street under § 3-5.3, and §…
Read full rule →Plainfield
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Plainfield, no one can leave an unregistered, uninspected, wrecked, stripped or inoperable motor vehicle…
Read full rule →Ridgewood
Some RestrictionsVillage of Ridgewood Code Sec. 223-64 bars parking an unregistered or uninspected motor vehicle ungaraged on…
Read full rule →Toms River
Some RestrictionsToms River Township bars storing an inoperative or unregistered motor vehicle anywhere in town unless it sits inside a…
Read full rule →Union County
Some RestrictionsUnion County bars leaving an abandoned or junked motor vehicle on any county-owned, leased or controlled property. A…
Read full rule →Vineland
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Vineland, the Police Department may order the towing and storage of unregistered, abandoned, or…
Read full rule →Wayne
Some RestrictionsIn Wayne Township, Passaic County, New Jersey, abandoning a vehicle out-of-doors on any public street or on public or…
Read full rule →West New York
Some RestrictionsIn the Town of West New York, New Jersey, no person can abandon a motor vehicle on a public street or highway. A…
Read full rule →Woodbridge
Some RestrictionsWhen Woodbridge police tow an abandoned vehicle, § 4-7.24 gives the Police Department seven days to try to notify the…
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.
Hackensack
Heavy RestrictionsHackensack's Code bars anyone from painting, staining, coloring or marking the curb, sidewalk or pavement of a public…
Read full rule →Elizabeth
Some RestrictionsIn Elizabeth's public market district, Chapter 10.24 requires every parking prohibition at the Center Street, High…
Read full rule →Hamilton
Some RestrictionsHamilton Township requires designated fire lanes to be marked with a yellow-painted curb and yellow diagonal striping…
Read full rule →Newark
Some RestrictionsNewark makes it unlawful to gouge, paint, stencil, color, mark or deface any public street pavement, sidewalk or curb…
Read full rule →Vineland
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Vineland, curbs marking a fire lane must be painted exclusively with yellow traffic paint meeting the…
Read full rule →West New York
Some RestrictionsIn the Town of West New York, New Jersey (Hudson County), the Police Department stripes and restripes approved loading…
Read full rule →Trenton
Light RestrictionsTrenton's Director of Public Works may have lines or markings painted on the curb or street to show the boundaries of…
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.
West New York
Significant RestrictionsIn the Town of West New York, New Jersey (Hudson County), a business holding an approved loading zone must reapply…
Read full rule →Atlantic County
Some RestrictionsAtlantic County bars off-street truck loading and unloading spaces from sitting inside a County road right-of-way and…
Read full rule →Bayonne
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Bayonne, streets listed in Bayonne City Code § 7-29 are designated Loading Zones where parking is…
Read full rule →Bergenfield
Some RestrictionsBorough Code § 299-14 bars parking in designated loading zones from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and in drop-off zones at any…
Read full rule →Brick
Some RestrictionsBrick Township's zoning code requires commercial and industrial properties to provide their own truck loading and…
Read full rule →Burlington County
Some RestrictionsLoading zones on public streets are established and enforced by each Burlington County municipality, not the county…
Read full rule →Camden County
Some RestrictionsCamden County parks close their land to random vehicle parking: Article 4, § 10(B) of the Park Regulations lets you…
Read full rule →Cherry Hill
Some RestrictionsCherry Hill Township designates specific curb segments on Church Road, Third Avenue and Wynwood Avenue as loading zones…
Read full rule →Clifton
Some RestrictionsClifton designates specific curb segments citywide as loading zones and bars anyone from parking there during posted…
Read full rule →East Orange
Some RestrictionsIn the City of East Orange, the City Council designates specific curb locations as loading zones by resolution under…
Read full rule →Edison
Some RestrictionsEdison Township designates specific curb locations as Loading Zones under Township Code § 7-37, reserved for loading or…
Read full rule →Elizabeth
Some RestrictionsElizabeth designates dozens of specific curb segments as loading zones by street ordinance, many restricted to set…
Read full rule →Freehold Township
Some RestrictionsFreehold Township Code § 11-19 reserves designated loading zones for commercially registered vehicles actively loading…
Read full rule →Hackensack
Some RestrictionsHackensack designates specific curbside locations as loading zones, restricted to active loading and unloading of…
Read full rule →Hamilton
Some RestrictionsHamilton Township designates specific curb locations as loading zones under Code Section 485-39, reserving them for…
Read full rule →Hoboken
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Hoboken, § 190-11 designates specific loading zones by street, side, and exact curb-line measurements…
Read full rule →Howell
Some RestrictionsIn Howell Township, § 7-7 designates the curbside loading zones by Schedule X of Chapter 7, and the section prints no…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Some RestrictionsLakewood Township, Ocean County, New Jersey designates specific curb locations as Loading Zones/Unloading Zones under…
Read full rule →Linden
Some RestrictionsSection 7-26 designates specific curb locations across Linden, such as Bacheller Avenue and East Linden Avenue, as…
Read full rule →Long Branch
Some RestrictionsLong Branch designates specific curb locations across the city as loading zones under § 325-3J, banning parking there…
Read full rule →Mercer County
Some RestrictionsMercer County's only codified loading-zone rule is airport-specific: County Code § 6.03.050 designates a single loading…
Read full rule →Monroe Township Gloucester
Some RestrictionsIn Monroe Township, Gloucester County, every retail, wholesale, commercial and industrial use needs adequate off-street…
Read full rule →New Brunswick
Some RestrictionsSection 10.12.060 of the New Brunswick Municipal Code sets loading zone hours by schedule: 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m…
Read full rule →Newark
Some RestrictionsA Newark business can get a dedicated curb loading zone from the Department of Engineering, but it costs money and…
Read full rule →Old Bridge
Some RestrictionsOld Bridge Township does not regulate loading by posting on-street loading-zone hours; it regulates loading through its…
Read full rule →Parsippany Troy Hills
Some RestrictionsParsippany-Troy Hills sets minimum off-street loading space counts by use in § 430-277: industrial and wholesale…
Read full rule →Passaic
Some RestrictionsPassaic's designated loading zones run only between 7:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, under Code of the…
Read full rule →Paterson
Some RestrictionsPaterson requires any building used for trade or business to provide its own on-site loading space, with berths at…
Read full rule →Perth Amboy
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Perth Amboy, loading zones in Schedule XI are enforced from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., except Sundays and…
Read full rule →Piscataway
Some RestrictionsPiscataway Township reserves designated Loading Zones for goods loading and unloading only, with any other parked…
Read full rule →Plainfield
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Plainfield, loading zones exist only at the locations listed in Schedule X of the traffic chapter, such…
Read full rule →Ridgewood
Some RestrictionsVillage of Ridgewood Code Sec. 265-26 caps how long a vehicle may sit in a designated loading zone in the Village of…
Read full rule →Toms River
Some RestrictionsToms River Township designates loading zones street by street under Chapter 477's Article X, and every location the…
Read full rule →Trenton
Some RestrictionsTrenton limits off-street loading spaces to rear and interior side yards outside the I-L, I-G, and I-MU Districts under…
Read full rule →Woodbridge
Some RestrictionsWoodbridge Township designates specific curb locations as loading zones where vehicles may stop only to load or unload…
Read full rule →Bloomfield
Light RestrictionsIn Bloomfield Township, Essex County, New Jersey, loading zones exist only at the locations the Township Council lists…
Read full rule →East Brunswick
Light RestrictionsIn East Brunswick Township, § 192-40 requires truck loading and unloading areas off any public street or public parking…
Read full rule →Jersey City
Light RestrictionsJersey City doesn't set loading-zone hours directly in its code, §332-28 delegates that to Municipal Engineer…
Read full rule →Union County
Light RestrictionsUnion County designates specific loading zones on county property by name in Schedule XIV under Laws of Union County §…
Read full rule →Vineland
Light RestrictionsVineland City Code § 694-13 designates specific street locations as loading zones, listed by name, side, and exact…
Read full rule →Wayne
Light RestrictionsIn Wayne Township, New Jersey, § 200-16 of the Township Code designates on-street loading zones by reference to…
Read full rule →Preferential Parking Districts
Permit-only residential parking districts, how they're established, who qualifies for permits, and how visitor passes work.
Bloomfield
Significant RestrictionsIn Bloomfield Township, Essex County, New Jersey, a vehicle cannot park on a street listed in the Township Council's…
Read full rule →Hamilton
Significant RestrictionsCertain Hamilton Township residential streets are permit-only: Township Code § 485-16 bars anyone using public…
Read full rule →Hoboken
Significant RestrictionsIn the City of Hoboken, nearly every curb space is designated permit parking only. The Hoboken Parking Utility issues…
Read full rule →Long Branch
Significant RestrictionsLong Branch designates certain streets 'Resident Permit Parking Only' under City Code § 325-24.1, and only vehicles…
Read full rule →New Brunswick
Significant RestrictionsIn the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, Chapter 10.28 bars parking on the Schedule 41 streets during the scheduled…
Read full rule →Newark
Significant RestrictionsNewark designates certain residential streets as permit-only under R.G.O. § 23:5-14, blocking non-resident parking on…
Read full rule →Old Bridge
Significant RestrictionsOld Bridge Township Council can designate resident commuter permit parking areas under § 325-6, restricting parking on…
Read full rule →Perth Amboy
Significant RestrictionsIn the City of Perth Amboy, streets listed in Schedule VA are permit-only during posted hours: a vehicle cannot stay…
Read full rule →Piscataway
Significant RestrictionsPiscataway Township Code § 7-17.1 bars parking in designated residential permit areas without a displayed resident or…
Read full rule →Trenton
Significant RestrictionsTrenton lets residents petition for a resident parking district when outside office, institutional or transportation…
Read full rule →West New York
Significant RestrictionsIn the Town of West New York, Hudson County, New Jersey, every street is in the Residential Permit Parking program…
Read full rule →Woodbridge
Significant RestrictionsWoodbridge requires a Township-issued permit to park on designated residential permit streets near downtown and the…
Read full rule →Bayonne
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Bayonne, the Mayor may designate residential permit parking zones where commuter overflow parking is a…
Read full rule →Brick
Some RestrictionsBrick Township restricts parking on designated residential streets to permit holders during posted hours, with permits…
Read full rule →Cherry Hill
Some RestrictionsCherry Hill Township restricts parking on specific residential streets, such as Chapel Avenue and Cooper Run Drive, to…
Read full rule →Clifton
Some RestrictionsClifton lets the Chief of Police restrict parking on residential streets to permit holders once outside vehicles fill…
Read full rule →East Brunswick
Some RestrictionsIn East Brunswick Township, parking on the streets listed in Schedule A (Schedule XXIX) is limited, during the hours…
Read full rule →East Orange
Some RestrictionsEast Orange bans overnight parking citywide from 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. but issues resident-only permits for specific…
Read full rule →Edison
Some RestrictionsEdison Township requires a color-coded residential parking permit to park within six numbered zones, restricting curb…
Read full rule →Freehold Township
Some RestrictionsFreehold Township runs a free residential parking permit program on select streets under Township Code § 11-4.8.1 and §…
Read full rule →Hackensack
Some RestrictionsHackensack designates specific residential streets as residents-only parking areas under City Code § 170-71, barring…
Read full rule →Irvington
Some RestrictionsOn streets listed in Schedule VA, Irvington reserves parking for residents during posted hours, and every resident's…
Read full rule →Jersey City
Some RestrictionsJersey City creates residential permit parking zones under Code § 332-64 when studies show a street is impacted by…
Read full rule →Linden
Some RestrictionsLinden designates specific residential streets as permit-only zones under City Code Section 7-15, letting decal holders…
Read full rule →Passaic
Some RestrictionsPassaic designates specific residential and commercial/residential zones, including the Eastside, Main Avenue…
Read full rule →Snow Removal Parking Rules
On-street parking bans during declared snow events, alternate-side rules for plow access, and tow/fine schedules in snow-belt cities.
Freehold Township
Heavy RestrictionsFreehold Township bans parking on any street once snow or ice has accumulated into a continuous cover on the pavement…
Read full rule →Brick
Significant RestrictionsOnce snow covers a street, parking is banned townwide on every street, full length, under Brick's snow emergency…
Read full rule →Edison
Significant RestrictionsWhenever snow accumulation covers an Edison street, an automatic parking ban takes effect township-wide, no separate…
Read full rule →Elizabeth
Significant RestrictionsWhen snow covers the street, Elizabeth bars parking on dozens of named city and county roads until plowing is complete…
Read full rule →Jackson
Significant RestrictionsJackson Township declares snow removal emergencies under Township Code Article VIII, giving residents just four hours…
Read full rule →Jersey City
Significant RestrictionsJersey City bans parking on more than 130 named streets whenever snow accumulation covers the roadway, under City Code…
Read full rule →Newark
Significant RestrictionsWhen Newark's Business Administrator declares a snow emergency, parking is banned on posted snow emergency routes and…
Read full rule →Bayonne
Some RestrictionsWhen snow accumulation covers Bayonne's streets, an automatic parking emergency takes effect on designated emergency…
Read full rule →Bergenfield
Some RestrictionsUnder Borough Code § 299-12, every street in Bergenfield becomes a snow emergency route once the Chief of Police…
Read full rule →Bloomfield
Some RestrictionsIn Bloomfield Township, Essex County, New Jersey, once snow covers a street, no vehicle can park on either side of the…
Read full rule →Cherry Hill
Some RestrictionsCherry Hill Township triggers an automatic parking ban the moment snow covers its streets. Section 10-8.3a bars parking…
Read full rule →Clifton
Some RestrictionsOnce snow covers Clifton's streets, parking is banned on the sides of dozens of named streets, from Ackerman Avenue to…
Read full rule →East Brunswick
Some RestrictionsIn East Brunswick Township, § 209-31 bars parking on every street whenever snow covers the roadway, with a $100 fine…
Read full rule →East Orange
Some RestrictionsIn the City of East Orange, a snow emergency triggers a citywide parking ban once the Mayor and the Public Works…
Read full rule →Essex County
Some RestrictionsOn any Essex County road that is snow-covered, an unoccupied or unattended vehicle is deemed a nuisance and must be…
Read full rule →Hackensack
Some RestrictionsOnce snow accumulation covers a Hackensack street, parking is banned on both sides of every street listed in Schedule…
Read full rule →Hamilton
Some RestrictionsOnce snow covers Hamilton Township streets, an automatic parking emergency kicks in under Code § 485-8: no vehicle may…
Read full rule →Hoboken
Some RestrictionsHoboken bars parking on designated snow-emergency streets under City Code § 190-36 once snowfall covers the roadway or…
Read full rule →Howell
Some RestrictionsIn Howell Township, New Jersey, an emergency exists once snow covers a street or highway, and no one is allowed to park…
Read full rule →Irvington
Some RestrictionsOnce snow covers an Irvington street enough to obstruct it, parking is banned on designated snow-emergency routes under…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Some RestrictionsOnce snow covers Lakewood Township's streets, an automatic parking emergency takes effect on listed streets and stays…
Read full rule →Linden
Some RestrictionsA Linden winter storm warning triggers a parking ban within six hours on designated snow-emergency streets, staying in…
Read full rule →Long Branch
Some RestrictionsOnce snow covers a Long Branch street, parking is automatically banned on the streets listed in Schedule I under Code §…
Read full rule →Monroe Township Middlesex
Some RestrictionsIn Monroe Township, Middlesex County, no vehicle may be parked on either side of any Township street once snow has…
Read full rule →New Brunswick
Some RestrictionsIn the City of New Brunswick, Middlesex County, New Jersey, once snow covers the street no vehicle is parked on the…
Read full rule →Old Bridge
Some RestrictionsIn Old Bridge Township, the Mayor may declare a snow and ice emergency under Code § 435-33 whenever heavy snow or ice…
Read full rule →Parsippany Troy Hills
Some RestrictionsIn the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey, once snow has fallen and the accumulation covers the streets and…
Read full rule →Passaic
Some RestrictionsOnce snow builds up enough on a street to require plowing, parking is banned on both sides of every street listed on…
Read full rule →Paterson
Some RestrictionsPaterson removes any unoccupied vehicle standing on a street during that street's designated street cleaning or snow…
Read full rule →Perth Amboy
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Perth Amboy, once snow covers the street, no vehicle can be parked on the major roadways listed in…
Read full rule →Piscataway
Some RestrictionsPiscataway Township Code § 7-10 bans parking townwide on any street once snow accumulation covers the roadway, an…
Read full rule →Plainfield
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Plainfield, once the Director of Public Works and Urban Development declares a snow emergency, no one…
Read full rule →Ridgewood
Some RestrictionsVillage of Ridgewood Code Sec. 265-43 lets the Village Manager declare "No Parking Areas" village-wide or street by…
Read full rule →Toms River
Some RestrictionsToms River Township bars parking on any street included in Chapter 477's Schedule XX whenever snow accumulation covers…
Read full rule →Trenton
Some RestrictionsWhen snow covers a Trenton street or highway, parking is automatically barred on the major roadways listed in the…
Read full rule →Vineland
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Vineland, § 694-52 bans parking on eight named streets, including Landis Avenue, Elmer Street and Wood…
Read full rule →Wayne
Some RestrictionsIn Wayne Township, New Jersey, once snow accumulates enough to cover the streets and highways, no vehicle can be parked…
Read full rule →West New York
Some RestrictionsIn the Town of West New York, Hudson County, New Jersey, no vehicle can be parked on either side of Bergenline Avenue…
Read full rule →Woodbridge
Some RestrictionsOnce snow covers Woodbridge streets, an automatic parking emergency exists and vehicles must stay off designated…
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.
New Jersey: statewide
StatewideSignificant RestrictionsNew Jersey's Predatory Towing Prevention Act, N.J.S.A. 56:13-7 et seq., and its implementing rule, N.J.A.C. 13:45A-31…
Read full rule →Brick
Significant RestrictionsBrick Township fixes what a police-called tower may bill a vehicle owner, from $150 for a Class I tow and $450 per hour…
Read full rule →Edison
Significant RestrictionsEdison Township sets its own binding price list for vehicles towed at the direction of a township employee. A standard…
Read full rule →Paterson
Significant RestrictionsPaterson prices every police rotation tow in a city fee schedule rather than leaving it to the operator. A light-duty…
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