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Parking Rules in Pennsylvania (2026)

203 rules on the books across Pennsylvania, 29 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.

Allentown

Heavy Restrictions

Allentown restricts on-street parking of recreational and oversized vehicles - including buses, dual-wheel motor homes…

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Philadelphia

Heavy Restrictions

Philadelphia Code 12-919 bars parking a boat, motor home, truck camper or vending cart for more than fifteen days in…

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Haverford

Significant Restrictions

In Haverford Township, Delaware County, an unoccupied boat, motor home, travel trailer or other recreational vehicle…

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Lower Merion

Significant Restrictions

Lower Merion Township bans parking any recreational vehicle, boat or boat trailer within the public right-of-way of any…

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Lower Paxton

Significant Restrictions

In Lower Paxton Township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, Township Code § 203-517 lets an owner park a recreational…

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Reading

Significant Restrictions

Reading limits parking a boat, camping trailer or recreational vehicle rated DOT Class 5 or higher to 24 hours in plain…

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Bensalem

Some Restrictions

Bensalem Township bars owners, lessees, or possessors of a recreational vehicle from parking it on any public street or…

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Bristol

Some Restrictions

In Bristol Borough, Pennsylvania, a recreational vehicle, boat or utility trailer must be parked or stored on the lot…

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Bristol Township

Some Restrictions

Bristol Township's Property Maintenance Code requires recreational vehicles, boats and trailers kept on a property to…

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Chester County

Some Restrictions

Chester County sets no countywide rule for parking an RV, boat or trailer at your home: that is decided by your borough…

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Erie

Some Restrictions

No Erie ordinance creates an RV- or boat-specific on-street parking program; recreational vehicles, boat trailers, and…

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Harrisburg

Some Restrictions

In the City of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, a lot can hold a maximum of two uninhabited recreational vehicles in…

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Millcreek

Some Restrictions

In Millcreek Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, RVs, travel trailers, boats and boat trailers can be parked only…

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Montgomery County

Some Restrictions

Montgomery County sets no countywide rule on parking RVs, boats, or trailers at a home. Each of the 62 boroughs and…

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Penn Hills

Some Restrictions

Penn Hills' Zoning Code allows a boat, camper, RV, or utility trailer as a residential accessory use only in the rear…

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Pittsburgh

Some Restrictions

Pittsburgh limits commercial vehicles, campers, trailers unconnected to a vehicle, and boats to two hours of street…

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Pottstown

Some Restrictions

Pottstown Borough Code Section 404, Subsection 2, bars parking or placing a truck, bus, trailer, motor home, boat…

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Scranton

Some Restrictions

Scranton's zoning code keeps recreational vehicles, trailers, campers and motor homes out of front yards. City Code §…

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Upper Darby

Some Restrictions

Upper Darby's zoning chapter bars storing trailers, boats and similar temporary dwellings in a front yard unless the…

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York County

Some Restrictions

York County itself sets no rule for RVs, boats, or trailers on residential streets or lots: that is decided by your…

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Driveway Rules

Requirements for driveway width, materials, and whether you can park on unpaved surfaces or grass in your front yard.

Abington

Significant Restrictions

Abington Township's amended Property Maintenance Code § 302.8 bars storing, parking, abandoning or keeping any licensed…

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Lower Paxton

Significant Restrictions

In Lower Paxton Township, Dauphin County, PA, no vehicle of any condition may be parked or stored in the front yard of…

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Philadelphia

Significant Restrictions

Philadelphia's zoning code bans surface parking spaces, detached garages, and carports in any required front yard…

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Pittsburgh

Significant Restrictions

Pittsburgh bans parking in the front yard citywide except inside a City Planning Commission-designated Front Yard…

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Allentown

Some Restrictions

In Allentown's N (neighborhood/residential) zoning districts, Zoning Ordinance § 660-91.P limits how much of a front or…

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Bensalem

Some Restrictions

Bensalem Township Code § 201-112(i) requires every residential motor vehicle parking area and driveway to be paved, and…

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Bristol

Some Restrictions

In Bristol Borough, Pennsylvania, the owner of an existing residential building with no present off-street parking can…

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Bristol Township

Some Restrictions

Bristol Township's Property Maintenance Code requires motor and recreational vehicles to be parked on the premises'…

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Chester County

Some Restrictions

Chester County sets no countywide rule on driveway parking, driveway aprons or curb cuts: these are handled by your…

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Delaware County

Some Restrictions

Delaware County's countywide subdivision ordinance bans dirt driveways outright and forces every new residential…

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Erie

Some Restrictions

Erie requires a City Engineer permit before building, rebuilding or cutting any curb or driveway. Residential lots 50…

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Franklin Township

Some Restrictions

Franklin Township regulates driveways down to the foot: permits are required for every new or widened driveway, minimum…

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Harrisburg

Some Restrictions

In the City of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, where a driveway crosses a front or side yard setback, no vehicle can be…

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Haverford

Some Restrictions

In Haverford Township, Delaware County, a paved surface used for off-street parking or drive access cannot exceed 25…

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Lower Merion

Some Restrictions

Lower Merion's Property Maintenance Code caps outdoor storage on residential lots at one boat, trailer, camper or…

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Millcreek

Some Restrictions

In Millcreek Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, vehicles at residential properties must be parked or stored only in…

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Monroe County

Some Restrictions

Vehicles in Monroe County cannot block a public sidewalk or driveway under PA Vehicle Code §3353. Township zoning…

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Penn Hills

Some Restrictions

Penn Hills requires driveways and open parking spaces to be paved with bituminous or concrete surfacing, though…

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Pottstown

Some Restrictions

Pottstown's zoning code lets a Conservation or Gateway District driveway sit in the side or front yard only when the…

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Reading

Some Restrictions

Reading requires every off-street parking area, including driveways, to be permanently paved with concrete, macadam, or…

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Scranton

Some Restrictions

Scranton requires every driveway and off-street parking area to carry a durable, dustless surface of concrete or…

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Upper Darby

Some Restrictions

Upper Darby bans parking in the front yard of any residential district, requires private driveways to be at least eight…

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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.

Allentown

Heavy Restrictions

Allentown bars heavy commercial vehicles from residential neighborhoods both on-street and on-lot. The Zoning Ordinance…

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Philadelphia

Heavy Restrictions

Philadelphia Code 12-901(3) bars parking a commercial vehicle on any street within 100 feet of residential property…

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Bensalem

Significant Restrictions

Bensalem Township makes it unlawful to park, store, or house a commercial vehicle over 10,000 pounds gross weight on…

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Bethlehem

Significant Restrictions

Bethlehem bans parking a truck tractor, truck tractor and trailer, or tri-axle dump truck on any street in a…

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Bristol Township

Significant Restrictions

Bristol Township Code § 191-24C bars parking a commercial vehicle, truck or trailer over 7,000 pounds gross weight on…

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Harrisburg

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, no one can stand or park a tractor-trailer, motor home, utility trailer…

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Haverford

Significant Restrictions

In Haverford Township, § 175-28 bars parking a truck, trailer, semitrailer or other commercial vehicle at any time on…

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Lower Merion

Significant Restrictions

Lower Merion Township bars parking a truck, trailer, semitrailer or other commercial vehicle at any time on the…

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Lower Paxton

Significant Restrictions

In Lower Paxton Township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, Township Code § 203-516 bars trucks over one ton capacity…

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Millcreek

Significant Restrictions

In Millcreek Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, trucks over one-ton capacity, tandems, tractor-trailers, school buses…

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Pittsburgh

Significant Restrictions

Oversized vehicles and unhitched trailers can't park on residential streets for more than two hours between 10 p.m. and…

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Reading

Significant Restrictions

Reading bars parking a commercial vehicle of 10,000 pounds GVWR or more, or a heavy tow truck, car carrier or low-boy…

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Scranton

Significant Restrictions

Scranton City Code § 439-92 bars trucks, tractors, tractor-trailers, buses, and unhitched semitrailers from standing on…

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Upper Darby

Significant Restrictions

Upper Darby bans parking any bus, tractor-trailer, dump truck, tow truck, concrete mixer, or other heavy commercial…

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Abington

Some Restrictions

Abington Township bars residential properties from keeping trucks over 18 feet long, 80 inches wide or 8,200 pounds…

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Bristol

Some Restrictions

In Bristol Borough, Pennsylvania, no one can park a motor vehicle or trailer, or a combination of the two, longer than…

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Erie

Some Restrictions

Erie's Zoning Ordinance limits commercial vehicles in residential districts: not more than one commercial truck may be…

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Lancaster County

Some Restrictions

In Lancaster County parks, no one may park a vehicle across more than one designated spot or in a way that obstructs…

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Penn Hills

Some Restrictions

Penn Hills bars any vehicle over 11,000 pounds registration weight, except recreation vehicles, as an accessory use in…

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Pottstown

Some Restrictions

Pottstown Borough Code Section 404, Subsection 1, bars parking any truck, truck tractor, bus, or other vehicle with a…

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York County

Some Restrictions

Oversized and overweight vehicle parking is regulated by municipalities across York County, not the county. York City's…

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Franklin Township

Few Restrictions

Franklin Township's code bars parking a vehicle other than a passenger car, including buses and motor homes, on streets…

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Street Parking Limits

Time limits for parking on public streets, permit parking zones, and rules about moving your car to avoid tickets.

Penn Hills

Significant Restrictions

Municipality of Penn Hills bans parking within 5 feet of a residential driveway without owner consent and blocking…

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Abington

Some Restrictions

Abington Township's Code § 157-1 bars stopping, standing or parking on sidewalks, in intersections, on crosswalks, or…

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Allentown

Some Restrictions

On-street parking in Allentown is governed by Chapter 615, Part 3 (Stopping, Standing and Parking) of the Codified…

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Bensalem

Some Restrictions

Bensalem Township restricts parking, stopping and standing on specific streets listed in the Code's Appendix A, using…

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Bethlehem

Some Restrictions

Bethlehem bars parking on sidewalks, in intersections, on crosswalks and in front of any driveway, plus within 15 feet…

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Bristol

Some Restrictions

Section 15-415 of the Bristol Borough Code bars parking, stopping or standing within 20 feet of a crosswalk, within 15…

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Bristol Township

Some Restrictions

Bristol Township Code Chapter 191, Article IV bars leaving a vehicle idling unattended, requires parking wholly inside…

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Bucks County

Some Restrictions

On roadways and lots inside the Bucks County Park System, § 6 bars parking in marked loading zones, blocking traffic or…

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Erie

Some Restrictions

Erie Codified Ordinance Section 521.04 prohibits using city streets to store a vehicle: leaving any vehicle in one…

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Franklin Township

Some Restrictions

In Franklin Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, parking is banned at all times on the east side of Appleton-Elkton…

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Harrisburg

Some Restrictions

In the City of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, parking is banned in zones the traffic control maps mark as prohibited, no one…

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Haverford

Some Restrictions

In Haverford Township, Chapter 175 controls parking on public streets. Trailers, motor homes and boats cannot sit in…

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Lower Merion

Some Restrictions

Lower Merion Township's § 145-23 bars parking or standing in front of a driveway, within 15 feet of a fire hydrant…

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Lower Paxton

Some Restrictions

In Lower Paxton Township, Dauphin County, no one can park or leave a vehicle standing where official signs or parking…

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Millcreek

Some Restrictions

In Millcreek Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, § 137-20.2 makes it unlawful to park or leave a vehicle standing…

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Montgomery County

Some Restrictions

Montgomery County does not regulate on-street or residential parking. Streets are controlled by the borough or township…

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Philadelphia

Some Restrictions

On-street parking in Philadelphia is governed by Title 12 of The Philadelphia Code and enforced by the Philadelphia…

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Pittsburgh

Some Restrictions

Pittsburgh bars parking in front of driveways, at hydrants, and against traffic direction, with the Parking Authority…

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Pottstown

Some Restrictions

Pottstown Borough Code Section 402, Subsection 1, lists fourteen lettered situations where parking or standing is…

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Reading

Some Restrictions

Reading bars parking in any posted no-parking area, treats blocking a driveway as a $70 complaint-based violation, and…

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Scranton

Some Restrictions

Scranton City Code § 439-15 lists 13 places where on-street parking is prohibited citywide, including intersections…

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Overnight Parking

Whether cars can be left on the street overnight, including any permit programs and restrictions during street sweeping hours.

Penn Hills

Significant Restrictions

Section 464.05(c) of the Code of the Municipality of Penn Hills, in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, states that…

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Allentown

Some Restrictions

Allentown does not impose a blanket residential overnight on-street parking ban, but a vehicle parked in one place on a…

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Bucks County

Some Restrictions

Section 6(A)(1) of the Bucks County Park System Rules and Regulations bars parking any vehicle inside a county park…

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Chester County

Some Restrictions

Chester County has no countywide overnight on-street parking ban: your borough or township decides. Many municipalities…

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Delaware County

Some Restrictions

Delaware County has no countywide overnight on-street parking ban; that is set by each municipality. The one county…

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Erie

Some Restrictions

Erie has no blanket overnight ban on ordinary cars, but the 72-hour storage limit (Section 521.04) caps how long a car…

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Haverford

Some Restrictions

In Haverford Township, § 175-29 bars parking during the hours listed in Schedule XVIII for named streets, and some…

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Lancaster County

Some Restrictions

In the Lancaster County Park System, no vehicle may be parked between sunset and sunrise unless the Director grants…

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Lower Merion

Some Restrictions

Lower Merion Township bars overnight parking on specific streets listed in Schedule XVII of its traffic code, each with…

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Montgomery County

Some Restrictions

There is no countywide overnight parking ban in Montgomery County. Overnight on-street restrictions are set by your…

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Pittsburgh

Some Restrictions

Commercial vehicles, campers, unhitched trailers, and boats can't stay parked on any Pittsburgh street for more than…

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Pottstown

Some Restrictions

Vehicles cannot stay overnight in a Pottstown park's parking area. Section 102(H) of the Parks and Recreation chapter…

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York County

Some Restrictions

Overnight on-street parking bans are set by individual boroughs and townships, not York County. The county's only…

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Philadelphia

Few Restrictions

Philadelphia has no general citywide overnight on-street parking ban, but overnight parking is restricted on…

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EV Charging

Rules about installing home EV chargers, running cables across sidewalks, and any incentives or permits required for charging stations.

Philadelphia

Significant Restrictions

Philadelphia Code Section 12-1131 lets the Parking Authority designate reserved on-street electric vehicle parking…

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Bristol

Some Restrictions

In Bristol Borough, Pennsylvania, a vertical or stacked parking structure must provide a minimum of 5% of its spaces…

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Bucks County

Some Restrictions

Bucks County requires an annual license for every commercial electric vehicle charging station (EVCS) output in the…

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Haverford

Some Restrictions

In Haverford Township, § 175-32 reserves parking spaces with an electric charging station on Township public property…

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Lancaster County

Some Restrictions

Lancaster County has no countywide EV-charging-station ordinance. County parks allow e-bikes wherever bicycles are…

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Lower Merion

Some Restrictions

Lower Merion Township's Subdivision and Land Development Code, Section 135-4.9R, requires new development to build in…

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Lower Paxton

Some Restrictions

Lower Paxton Township Code § 203-910 sets design rules for electric vehicle charging stations in Dauphin County…

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Pittsburgh

Some Restrictions

New structured or integral parking garages with six or more spaces in Pittsburgh's Mixed-Use districts must make at…

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Scranton

Light Restrictions

Scranton's zoning code defines an electric vehicle charging station and lists it as a permitted accessory use by right…

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Allentown

Few Restrictions

Allentown's zoning code treats private electric vehicle charging as an accessory use permitted outright in every zone…

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Bensalem

Few Restrictions

Bensalem's zoning ordinance allows electric vehicle charging stations as a permitted accessory amenity at a convenience…

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Millcreek

Few Restrictions

In Millcreek Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, the zoning chapter defines an electric vehicle charging station as an…

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Abandoned Vehicles

How cities define and handle abandoned or inoperable vehicles on private property and public streets, including removal timelines.

Pennsylvania: statewide

StatewideSome Restrictions

Pennsylvania Title 75 Chapter 73 governs abandoned vehicles statewide, defining when a vehicle is abandoned and…

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Penn Hills

Heavy Restrictions

Municipality of Penn Hills code makes it illegal to keep an abandoned, unregistered, or nuisance motor vehicle, or one…

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Abington

Significant Restrictions

Abington Township's Housing Standards chapter amends the International Property Maintenance Code's § 302.8 to bar…

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Bristol

Significant Restrictions

Bristol Borough makes it unlawful to maintain a motor vehicle nuisance on open private grounds. A vehicle qualifies by…

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Bristol Township

Significant Restrictions

In Bristol Township, Bucks County, an abandoned vehicle cannot remain on public or private property more than 48 hours…

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Lower Paxton

Significant Restrictions

In Lower Paxton Township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, Chapter 119 treats any premises with one or more junked motor…

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Philadelphia

Significant Restrictions

Philadelphia bans leaving an inoperable, tireless, or unregistered vehicle parked on any street, with towing as…

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Pittsburgh

Significant Restrictions

Pittsburgh's property maintenance code bans keeping any inoperative, uninspected, or unlicensed motor vehicle on a…

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Pottstown

Significant Restrictions

Pottstown's Property Maintenance Code amendment, Section 302.8, bars keeping any inoperative, unregistered, uninspected…

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Allegheny County

Some Restrictions

Abandoned vehicles on public and private property in Allegheny County are handled under PA Vehicle Code Title 75…

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Allentown

Some Restrictions

A car left unattended and inoperable, unregistered, or on someone else's property without consent for more than 48…

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Bensalem

Some Restrictions

Bensalem Township treats any vehicle with an expired license left outside a protective enclosure, and any licensed…

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Berks County

Some Restrictions

Pennsylvania's Vehicle Code defines an abandoned vehicle and lets police remove it. A vehicle left inoperable or…

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Bethlehem

Some Restrictions

Bethlehem's amended property maintenance code bars inoperative, unregistered or abandoned motor vehicles from being…

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Bucks County

Some Restrictions

A vehicle left in the Bucks County Park System for more than 48 hours after Park Police or a Department employee…

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Chester County

Some Restrictions

Abandoned vehicles are governed by Pennsylvania state law. A vehicle is presumed abandoned after 48 hours illegally on…

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Delaware County

Some Restrictions

Pennsylvania, not the county, defines an abandoned vehicle. Under 75 Pa.C.S. §102, a vehicle is presumed abandoned once…

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Erie

Some Restrictions

Erie forbids leaving a wrecked, junked, stripped or abandoned vehicle on private property where it creates a hazard…

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Harrisburg

Some Restrictions

In the City of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, no one can abandon a motor vehicle, and the code treats a vehicle as abandoned…

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Haverford

Some Restrictions

In Haverford Township, Delaware County, it is unlawful to leave a disabled motor vehicle on private property for more…

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Lancaster County

Some Restrictions

Pennsylvania law prohibits abandoning any vehicle on a highway or on public or private property without consent. A…

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Lower Merion

Some Restrictions

Lower Merion Township limits how many unregistered, uninspected or similar vehicles can sit outdoors on residential…

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Millcreek

Some Restrictions

In Millcreek Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, leaving a vehicle anywhere in the Township so that it reasonably…

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Montgomery County

Some Restrictions

Abandoning a vehicle is prohibited statewide under the Pennsylvania Vehicle Code. 75 Pa.C.S. §3712 bars abandoning a…

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Reading

Some Restrictions

Reading bans storing, parking or placing any unregistered, uninspected, inoperative, unlicensed or nuisance motor…

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Scranton

Some Restrictions

Scranton makes it unlawful to abandon a vehicle on any public or private property without the owner's consent, under…

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York County

Some Restrictions

A vehicle that illegally sits on county-owned or leased property for more than 48 hours is abandoned under York County…

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Loading Zones

Yellow and white loading zone rules, time limits for commercial and passenger loading, and which vehicles qualify as commercial loaders.

Allentown

Some Restrictions

Vehicles in a marked Allentown loading zone can stay only 20 minutes without active loading, and just 5 minutes in a…

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Bensalem

Some Restrictions

Bensalem Township requires any commercial, industrial or institutional building, or an apartment house, to provide…

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Bristol

Some Restrictions

In Bristol Borough, Pennsylvania, any use that customarily receives or distributes goods by truck must provide…

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Bristol Township

Some Restrictions

Bristol Township Code § 205-122 requires off-street loading facilities for any new or enlarged use in Bristol Township…

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Bucks County

Some Restrictions

Bucks County bars stopping, standing or parking in any space marked as a passenger or loading zone inside its Park…

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Chester County

Some Restrictions

Loading zones on public streets are designated and enforced by your borough or township, not by Chester County. On…

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Delaware County

Some Restrictions

New commercial developments in Delaware County must screen loading areas with an eight-foot solid buffer of plantings…

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Erie

Some Restrictions

Erie caps material loading and unloading in a marked loading zone at 30 minutes flat, and passenger zones are limited…

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Franklin Township

Some Restrictions

In Franklin Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, standing beside an already-parked curbside vehicle (double parking)…

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Harrisburg

Some Restrictions

In the City of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, every use that receives or ships goods by truck larger than a pickup or…

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Haverford

Some Restrictions

In Haverford Township, Delaware County, commercial lots must provide off-street loading and unloading spaces at the…

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Lancaster County

Some Restrictions

In Lancaster County parks, marked passenger or loading zones may be used only for prompt loading and unloading of…

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Lower Merion

Some Restrictions

Lower Merion Township's Zoning Code, § 155-8.7, sets design standards for loading, unloading and drive-through queuing…

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Lower Paxton

Some Restrictions

In Lower Paxton Township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, any use that receives or ships material or merchandise by…

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Millcreek

Some Restrictions

In Millcreek Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, loading is regulated inside the off-street parking article of Chapter…

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Penn Hills

Some Restrictions

In Penn Hills, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, vehicles cannot stop, stand, or park in a marked loading zone longer…

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Philadelphia

Some Restrictions

Philadelphia's Parking Authority runs sensor-equipped 'smart loading zones' on stretches of Walnut, Sansom, and…

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Pittsburgh

Some Restrictions

Pittsburgh caps commercial loading-zone stops at 30 minutes for merchandise pickup or delivery, while passenger zones…

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Pottstown

Some Restrictions

Pottstown Borough Code Section 407 bars stopping, standing or parking on the roadway side of a vehicle already parked…

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Reading

Some Restrictions

Reading limits marked loading zones to vehicles actively loading or unloading within the posted time, reserves…

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Scranton

Some Restrictions

Scranton lets the city designate up to one 30-minute loading and unloading zone per block for businesses, under City…

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Upper Darby

Some Restrictions

Every commercial, office, retail, manufacturing or industrial building in Upper Darby must provide off-street loading…

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York County

Some Restrictions

York County limits marked passenger and loading zones inside its park system to quick, active use only. Under Code §…

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Preferential Parking Districts

Permit-only residential parking districts, how they're established, who qualifies for permits, and how visitor passes work.

Bristol Township

Significant Restrictions

Bristol Township Council can designate, revise or repeal residential parking districts, but only in residential zones…

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Franklin Township

Significant Restrictions

In Franklin Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, the Board of Supervisors can designate residential permit parking…

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Harrisburg

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, City Council approves residential permit parking zones, restricted on weekdays…

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Haverford

Significant Restrictions

Haverford Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, runs a resident sticker program under Article IV of Chapter 175. An…

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Philadelphia

Significant Restrictions

City Council designates residential permit parking districts by ordinance after weighing curbside-parking hardship on…

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Pottstown

Significant Restrictions

Pottstown Borough Code Section 409 creates residential permit parking zones, including the PDIDA District and areas…

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Abington

Some Restrictions

Abington Township's Board of Commissioners can designate residential parking permit areas under Code § 156-55 to shield…

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Allentown

Some Restrictions

Allentown designates Residential Permit Parking zones where only permit-holding residents can park past posted time…

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Bethlehem

Some Restrictions

Bethlehem's Parking Authority can designate impacted residential blocks as Residential Permit Parking areas, letting…

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Bristol

Some Restrictions

Bristol Borough runs a residential permit parking program under § 15-409, with three listed areas on Radcliffe Street…

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Erie

Some Restrictions

Erie streets qualify for resident-only permit parking when 70% of on-street capacity is occupied on weekdays and 70% of…

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Lower Merion

Some Restrictions

Lower Merion Township lets owners and lessees of single-family homes, semidetached homes, two-family dwellings and…

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Lower Paxton

Some Restrictions

Lower Paxton Township runs a resident permit parking program under § 196-25.1 for residential streets crowded by…

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Pittsburgh

Some Restrictions

City Council designates residential parking permit areas by resolution after a parking study and public hearing…

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Scranton

Some Restrictions

Scranton designates residential parking permit districts under City Code § 439-63 et seq. once on-street parking in a…

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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.

Bethlehem

Significant Restrictions

Once Bethlehem's Snow Emergency Coordinator declares a snow emergency, parking is banned on designated Snow Emergency…

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Millcreek

Significant Restrictions

In Millcreek Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, it is unlawful to park or leave a vehicle on the cartway of a street…

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Philadelphia

Significant Restrictions

When the Emergency Coordinator declares a Snow Emergency, no vehicle, trailer, dumpster or other object may be parked…

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Abington

Some Restrictions

In Abington Township, a snow and ice emergency exists under Code § 156-39 whenever snowfall exceeds two inches in 24…

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Allentown

Some Restrictions

When the Mayor declares a snow emergency, parking is banned citywide on designated snow emergency routes until the…

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Bristol

Some Restrictions

In Bristol Borough, the Mayor can declare a snow and ice emergency. While it lasts, § 15-702 makes it unlawful to park…

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Bristol Township

Some Restrictions

In Bristol Township, vehicles must be off Township streets within two hours after snow or sleet covers the street…

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Franklin Township

Some Restrictions

In Franklin Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, the Board of Supervisors can declare a snow and ice emergency, and…

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Harrisburg

Some Restrictions

In the City of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, the Mayor or a designee declares a snow emergency when snow or ice causes…

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Haverford

Some Restrictions

In Haverford Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, the Township Manager can declare a snow and ice emergency. Once…

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Lower Merion

Some Restrictions

Once the Township Manager declares a snow emergency, triggered by three or more inches of snow, Lower Merion bans…

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Lower Paxton

Some Restrictions

In Lower Paxton Township the Township Manager or a designee can declare a snow emergency when snow or ice on streets…

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Pittsburgh

Some Restrictions

Once the Mayor declares a snow emergency, parking is banned on designated snow emergency routes starting one hour…

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Pottstown

Some Restrictions

Pottstown Borough Code Section 802 bars parking anywhere on a designated snow emergency route once the Borough Manager…

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Reading

Some Restrictions

When Reading's Mayor, or the Managing Director in the Mayor's absence, declares a snow emergency, parking becomes…

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Scranton

Some Restrictions

Once the Mayor declares a snow emergency under City Code § 412-54, § 412-55 bars parking on any posted snow emergency…

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