Parking Rules in Texas (2026)
534 rules on the books across Texas, 106 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.
Severity: Few Restrictions · Light Restrictions · Some Restrictions · Significant Restrictions · Heavy Restrictions
RV & Boat Parking
Where you can park recreational vehicles and boats on your property, including front yard restrictions, screening requirements, and size limits.
Baytown
Significant RestrictionsBaytown bans parking, standing, or storing any recreational vehicle, boat, personal watercraft, golf cart, ATV, or…
Read full rule →Carrollton
Significant RestrictionsCarrollton bans parking or storing any recreational vehicle, travel trailer, boat or boat trailer wider than eight feet…
Read full rule →Denton
Significant RestrictionsDenton prohibits parking or storing a recreational vehicle, travel trailer, boat, or similar large vehicle on any…
Read full rule →Fort Worth
Significant RestrictionsFort Worth bans parking a boat, trailer, motorhome, camper or other vehicle in the front or side yard of one-family and…
Read full rule →Frisco
Significant RestrictionsFrisco makes it unlawful to park or store a recreational vehicle on any public street in a single-family, two-family…
Read full rule →Garland
Significant RestrictionsGarland bars parking a recreational vehicle, defined to include travel trailers, boats, and personal watercraft, on…
Read full rule →Georgetown
Significant RestrictionsGeorgetown prohibits parking a commercial vehicle, utility trailer, house trailer, travel trailer, camper trailer, boat…
Read full rule →Grand Prairie
Significant RestrictionsGrand Prairie bans parking recreational vehicles and personal trailers, from travel trailers to boat and horse…
Read full rule →Harlingen
Significant RestrictionsHarlingen caps how long boats, boat trailers, and RVs can sit on a public street: 24 hours for boats and trailers, 48…
Read full rule →Laredo
Significant RestrictionsLaredo makes it unlawful to stop, stand, or park any trailer, semitrailer, pole trailer, or house trailer, the code's…
Read full rule →Lewisville
Significant RestrictionsLewisville bans parking or storing RVs, boats and other special vehicles on public streets, easements or rights-of-way…
Read full rule →Midland
Significant RestrictionsMidland bans parking boats, RVs, trailers and most vehicles in a residential front yard, with narrow exceptions for…
Read full rule →Plano
Significant RestrictionsPlano bans parking or standing a motor home, boat trailer, house trailer, bus, semi-trailer, pole trailer, truck…
Read full rule →Richardson
Significant RestrictionsRichardson bans parking a recreational vehicle, boat, trailer or manufactured home in the front yard, a corner side…
Read full rule →Rockwall
Significant RestrictionsRockwall requires RVs, boats, and utility trailers parked in residential zones to sit behind the front facade, be…
Read full rule →Rowlett
Significant RestrictionsRowlett, Texas, in Dallas and Rockwall counties, bars parking RVs, boat trailers, and house trailers on residential…
Read full rule →San Antonio
Significant RestrictionsSan Antonio bars parking a motor vehicle, watercraft, non-motorized camper, or trailer in the side or front yard of…
Read full rule →The Woodlands
Significant RestrictionsThe Woodlands Restrictive Covenants prohibit RVs, trailers, boats, and mobile homes from being parked for 48+…
Read full rule →Waco
Significant RestrictionsWaco prohibits parking or standing any commercial vehicle, oversize vehicle, trailer, boat, or boat trailer on a public…
Read full rule →Abilene
Some RestrictionsBoats, boat trailers, RVs, and other mobile recreation equipment cannot sit on an Abilene public street, alley…
Read full rule →Amarillo
Some RestrictionsAn Amarillo homeowner, occupant, or their invited guest may leave their own motor home, travel trailer, or boat trailer…
Read full rule →Austin
Some RestrictionsAustin lets a homeowner keep up to two antique or recreational vehicles, including RVs, campers, and boat trailers, on…
Read full rule →Bryan
Some RestrictionsBryan requires RVs, boats, and trailers parked in a front yard to sit on a hard-surfaced or curbed-gravel driveway, not…
Read full rule →Cedar Park
Some RestrictionsCedar Park requires a City permit before parking any recreational vehicle, a category that by definition includes…
Read full rule →Celina
Some RestrictionsCelina caps residential RVs and trailers at four per lot, bans front-yard parking off the driveway, and limits…
Read full rule →Conroe
Some RestrictionsConroe bars parking a recreational vehicle, boat trailer, truck tractor or vehicle over one ton on any city street for…
Read full rule →Dallas
Some RestrictionsDallas prohibits RV and boat storage in front yards. Vehicles must be behind the front building line on improved…
Read full rule →El Paso
Some RestrictionsEl Paso lets homeowners widen a residential driveway up to thirty feet to store a recreation vehicle, trailer, or boat…
Read full rule →Farmersville
Some RestrictionsFarmersville treats boats, RVs, trailers, campers and similar equipment as regulated vehicles under Section 71-167 and…
Read full rule →Fulshear
Some RestrictionsFulshear caps front-yard RV and boat parking at 20 feet and limits guest use to a few days a year under the Coordinated…
Read full rule →Houston
Some RestrictionsIn residential areas that petition the city to opt in, parking an RV, boat, trailer or motor home on bare dirt or grass…
Read full rule →Irving
Some RestrictionsIrving permits storing an RV, boat, motor home or travel trailer in a residential yard only on an approved surface…
Read full rule →Killeen
Some RestrictionsKilleen bars parking any trailer on a street next to residential property, and limits homes in R-1 through R-MP zoning…
Read full rule →Leander
Some RestrictionsLeander limits residential storage of boats, RVs, and trailers to one in the front yard (two total, except in SFR…
Read full rule →Lubbock
Some RestrictionsLubbock bans parking an oversized truck, bus, RV or boat/utility trailer on any collector street, or on any street…
Read full rule →Lubbock County
Some RestrictionsLubbock County does not zone or regulate RV parking anywhere in the unincorporated county except inside FEMA-mapped…
Read full rule →Parker
Some RestrictionsParker limits where recreational vehicles, boats and trailers can sit on a residential lot based on lot size. Section…
Read full rule →Pearland
Some RestrictionsPearland's Unified Development Code allows homeowners to keep an operable motor home, travel trailer, or recreational…
Read full rule →Pflugerville
Some RestrictionsIn Pflugerville, RVs, motorhomes, boat trailers, and oversized vehicles cannot be parked in a residential front yard…
Read full rule →San Angelo
Some RestrictionsIn San Angelo residential districts, RVs, travel trailers, boats, and other vehicles may not be parked in a yard unless…
Read full rule →San Marcos
Some RestrictionsSan Marcos bars parking motor vehicles, RVs, boats, or trailers in front or side yards of single-family lots unless on…
Read full rule →Shenandoah
Some RestrictionsShenandoah, Texas bars trailers, recreational vehicles, boats, jet skis, golf carts, tractors and all-terrain vehicles…
Read full rule →Sugar Land
Some RestrictionsSugar Land bans parking a motor vehicle, RV, boat, or trailer in the front or side yard of a residential property…
Read full rule →Taylor
Some RestrictionsTaylor limits how long boats, recreational vehicles, farm implements and trailers can sit on public streets. Section…
Read full rule →Temple
Some RestrictionsTemple restricts where RVs, trailers and boats can sit on private property, plus a curb-time cap on public streets.
Read full rule →Texarkana
Some RestrictionsIn Texarkana's single-family, duplex, townhome and multifamily districts, a driveway, garage or carport can't be used…
Read full rule →Victoria
Some RestrictionsAn unregistered trailer, camper, RV, or travel trailer parked in a Victoria yard and visible from the street must sit…
Read full rule →Cameron County
Light RestrictionsTexas counties can't zone, so no county rule governs RVs or boats parked at your home in unincorporated Cameron County…
Read full rule →Corpus Christi
Light RestrictionsCorpus Christi caps delivery-truck parking on residential (non-through) streets at eight continuous hours under Sec…
Read full rule →Driveway Rules
Requirements for driveway width, materials, and whether you can park on unpaved surfaces or grass in your front yard.
Cedar Park
Significant RestrictionsCedar Park townhomes with rear alley-access garages or parking may not park in the front yard; the rear garage must sit…
Read full rule →Edinburg
Significant RestrictionsEdinburg bans parking any vehicle on the front, side, or rear yard of a single-family lot unless it sits on an approved…
Read full rule →Frisco
Significant RestrictionsFrisco's zoning ordinance bans parking in the front yard citywide, with one narrow exception for slip roads on Main…
Read full rule →Houston
Significant RestrictionsIn neighborhoods that petition and are designated by city council, Houston Code § 28-303 makes it a misdemeanor to park…
Read full rule →The Woodlands
Significant RestrictionsParking on lawns, ditches, open space areas, or unpaved surfaces is expressly prohibited by The Woodlands Restrictive…
Read full rule →Victoria
Significant RestrictionsVictoria prohibits parking any vehicle on unpaved yard, lawn, or gravel areas: off-street parking must sit on an…
Read full rule →Abilene
Some RestrictionsAbilene declares it a nuisance to park a vehicle in a residential yard unless the spot sits on an improved surface…
Read full rule →Austin
Some RestrictionsAustin bans parking a motor vehicle in the front yard or side yard of a residential property once that street is added…
Read full rule →Baytown
Some RestrictionsBaytown bans parking, standing, or storing any motor vehicle, non-motorized vehicle, or recreational vehicle in a…
Read full rule →Bryan
Some RestrictionsBryan requires driveways and car/light-truck parking areas to be paved in asphalt or concrete: no gravel, dirt, or…
Read full rule →Carrollton
Some RestrictionsCarrollton bans parking on unimproved front-yard surfaces and caps how much of the front yard can be paved. City Code §…
Read full rule →Celina
Some RestrictionsCelina requires residential vehicles to park on the paved driveway itself: parking anywhere else in the unpaved front…
Read full rule →Conroe
Some RestrictionsConroe requires off-street residential parking spaces to sit on an asphalt or concrete surface with a paved driveway…
Read full rule →Converse
Some RestrictionsConverse bans parking vehicles or boats in the front yard or an unenclosed side yard of a residential lot: they must…
Read full rule →Corpus Christi
Some RestrictionsCorpus Christi's Unified Development Code bars parking any vehicle in a home's required street yard unless it sits on a…
Read full rule →Denton
Some RestrictionsDenton makes it illegal to park a vehicle in the front, side, or rear yard on anything but an improved parking surface…
Read full rule →El Paso
Some RestrictionsEl Paso lets homeowners park on gravel or screenings in the front yard, but only if the parking sits at least twenty…
Read full rule →Farmersville
Some RestrictionsFarmersville limits how much of a required front and side yard can be paved for parking: Section 71-168 caps most…
Read full rule →Fulshear
Some RestrictionsFulshear requires all off-street parking and driveway areas, including single-family driveways, to be surfaced with…
Read full rule →Garland
Some RestrictionsGarland bans parking on bare dirt, gravel runners, or grass in residential zones under Code of Ordinances Section…
Read full rule →Georgetown
Some RestrictionsGeorgetown requires every vehicle parked in a front or side yard of a residence to sit on a driveway, a pre-existing…
Read full rule →Grand Prairie
Some RestrictionsGrand Prairie makes it unlawful to drive, operate, or ride any motor vehicle over the unpaved portion of a person's…
Read full rule →Harlingen
Some RestrictionsHarlingen mandates asphalt or concrete surfacing for all residential driveways, connecting parking spaces, and adjacent…
Read full rule →Irving
Some RestrictionsIrving's Unified Development Code bars parking recreational vehicles, motor homes, and towed trailers anywhere in the…
Read full rule →Killeen
Some RestrictionsKilleen bans parking any vehicle on bare dirt or grass: driveways and parking areas must be concrete, asphalt, or…
Read full rule →Lewisville
Some RestrictionsLewisville requires front-yard driveways and parking surfaces to be concrete or asphalt and caps their width at 27…
Read full rule →Lubbock
Some RestrictionsLubbock's Unified Development Code bans parking on unpaved surfaces within the front or side-street setback. Vehicles…
Read full rule →Midland
Some RestrictionsMidland requires any vehicle, RV, boat or trailer parked in a front or side yard to sit on a paved all-weather surface…
Read full rule →Midland County
Some RestrictionsA private driveway connecting to a county road in unincorporated Midland County needs a county permit, cannot exceed 20…
Read full rule →Mission
Some RestrictionsMission's zoning code defines a legal parking space as a paved, all-weather surfaced area, so parking a car on bare…
Read full rule →New Braunfels
Some RestrictionsNew Braunfels requires every residential and commercial off-street parking area, including home driveways, to be…
Read full rule →Parker
Some RestrictionsParker's zoning code pins down exactly where a passenger vehicle can sit on a residential lot. Section 156.37(L)(2)(a)…
Read full rule →Pearland
Some RestrictionsCitywide, Pearland's Unified Development Code requires every off-street parking space to sit on a paved surface…
Read full rule →Pharr
Some RestrictionsPharr's zoning code requires two paved parking spaces for every single-family home, located on the same lot as the…
Read full rule →Plano
Some RestrictionsPlano bars parking a vehicle anywhere on residential or commercial property unless it sits on a solid, continuously…
Read full rule →Richardson
Some RestrictionsRichardson bars parking a car, truck or motorcycle in the front yard or a corner side yard on anything but an approved…
Read full rule →Rowlett
Some RestrictionsRowlett requires single-family and duplex driveways and parking spaces in the front yard or unscreened side yard to be…
Read full rule →San Angelo
Some RestrictionsSan Angelo requires vehicles in residential yards to be parked on an improved surface (concrete, asphalt, pavers, or…
Read full rule →San Antonio
Some RestrictionsSan Antonio requires any yard parking pad used for a vehicle, trailer, camper, or watercraft to be built of gravel with…
Read full rule →San Marcos
Some RestrictionsSan Marcos prohibits parking any motor vehicle, large vehicle, farm equipment, boat, or trailer on the unpaved front or…
Read full rule →Taylor County
Some RestrictionsTaylor County requires a Permit to Construct Driveway Facilities before any driveway or entrance is built off a county…
Read full rule →Temple
Some RestrictionsTemple makes it a nuisance violation to park vehicles on unpaved yard, grass, or other unimproved surfaces unless the…
Read full rule →Texarkana
Some RestrictionsTexarkana's zoning code defines a legal parking space as a paved surface, so gravel, dirt, or grass parking generally…
Read full rule →Waco
Some RestrictionsWaco bars parking any vehicle in the front or side corner yard of a single-family home unless it sits on an all-weather…
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.
Collin County
Heavy RestrictionsCommercial vehicles over 1 ton or 22 feet are banned from residential streets and driveways in all major Collin County…
Read full rule →Abilene
Significant RestrictionsAbilene makes it unlawful to park any vehicle rated over one ton on a public street, alley, parkway, boulevard, or…
Read full rule →Amarillo
Significant RestrictionsAny commercial motor vehicle rated over one ton, along with semi-trailers, buses, and truck tractors, cannot be left on…
Read full rule →Bryan
Significant RestrictionsBryan bans parking trucks over 12,000 lbs GVW, motor homes, trailers, truck-tractors, or RVs on any public street or…
Read full rule →Carrollton
Significant RestrictionsCarrollton bars trucks, tractors, trailers and buses rated over one ton from parking on property zoned single-family…
Read full rule →Cedar Park
Significant RestrictionsCedar Park bans parking any truck over 1.5 tons' capacity or 21 feet long, plus trailers, RVs, and abandoned vehicles…
Read full rule →Celina
Significant RestrictionsCelina prohibits parking or storing oversized vehicles and commercial motor vehicles on public streets, alleys…
Read full rule →Farmersville
Significant RestrictionsFarmersville bars trucks and trailers weighing more than one ton from parking on any street, avenue or highway, and…
Read full rule →Georgetown
Significant RestrictionsGeorgetown Section 10.16.050 bans parking a commercial vehicle, trailer, motor home, or special mobile equipment on any…
Read full rule →Grand Prairie
Significant RestrictionsGrand Prairie makes it unlawful to stop, park or stand any vehicle with three or more axles, or rated over one and…
Read full rule →Harlingen
Significant RestrictionsHarlingen caps how long commercial trucks, trailers, boats and RVs can sit on public streets, and bans semi…
Read full rule →Killeen
Significant RestrictionsKilleen Code of Ordinances Sec. 28-132 makes it unlawful to park any vehicle over one ton, including truck tractors…
Read full rule →Leander
Significant RestrictionsLeander requires a Permits Division permit to store any self-propelled vehicle or towed trailer over 22 feet long…
Read full rule →Midland
Significant RestrictionsMidland prohibits parking any truck, trailer, or truck-trailer combination with more than two axles on residential…
Read full rule →New Braunfels
Significant RestrictionsNew Braunfels bars parking any commercial motor vehicle over 8,000 pounds GVWR, or any commercial trailer or…
Read full rule →Pflugerville
Significant RestrictionsPflugerville makes it unlawful to park any vehicle over 9,500 pounds gross weight or longer than 24 feet on any street…
Read full rule →Richardson
Significant RestrictionsRichardson prohibits parking box trucks, semis, dump trucks and any vehicle over 23 feet long, eight feet wide or ten…
Read full rule →Rockwall
Significant RestrictionsRockwall bans parking any oversized commercial vehicle, tow truck, or bus in a residential zone at all, with only…
Read full rule →Rowlett
Significant RestrictionsRowlett bans parking any truck rated over one and one-half tons on public streets in residential-zoned areas of the…
Read full rule →San Angelo
Significant RestrictionsSan Angelo bans parking a commercial vehicle, trailer, semi-trailer, pole trailer, truck tractor, or recreational…
Read full rule →Texarkana
Significant RestrictionsTexarkana bars parking any vehicle over one ton on public streets or rights-of-way, except briefly to load or unload…
Read full rule →The Woodlands
Significant RestrictionsThe Woodlands Restrictive Covenants prohibit storage of semi-trucks, farm tractors, and similar commercial vehicles on…
Read full rule →Arlington
Some RestrictionsArlington prohibits parking commercial vehicles on public streets less than 38 feet wide. Mobile homes cannot be parked…
Read full rule →Austin
Some RestrictionsAustin prohibits parking any motor vehicle over 9,000 pounds gross vehicle weight on public streets posted 30 mph or…
Read full rule →Dallas
Some RestrictionsDallas Code Section 28-80 and 28-81 prohibit parking commercial vehicles over 1.5 tons rated capacity on residential…
Read full rule →El Paso
Some RestrictionsEl Paso bars parking any vehicle or trailer over nine feet tall, twenty-six feet long, or seven feet eight inches wide…
Read full rule →Euless
Some RestrictionsEuless prohibits commercial vehicles over one-ton capacity and trailers used for business from being parked overnight…
Read full rule →Flower Mound
Some RestrictionsTX Transportation Code Sec. 545.307 prohibits overnight commercial motor vehicle parking (10 PM to 6 AM) in residential…
Read full rule →Fort Worth
Some RestrictionsFort Worth Sec. 22-162.2 bans commercial vehicles over 15,000 lbs GVW or 15+ passengers on residential streets…
Read full rule →Frisco
Some RestrictionsFrisco Code Sec. 30-58 prohibits parking commercial vehicles over 1 ton capacity or with more than 2 axles in…
Read full rule →Fulshear
Some RestrictionsFulshear Ordinance 2026-1533 prohibits parking commercial vehicles and large trailers on residential streets, with…
Read full rule →Grapevine
Some RestrictionsGrapevine prohibits parking of commercial vehicles over 1 ton or 20 feet in length on residential streets and in…
Read full rule →Haltom City
Some RestrictionsHaltom City prohibits parking of commercial vehicles over one-ton capacity and most trailers in residential zones…
Read full rule →Keller
Some RestrictionsKeller prohibits parking commercial vehicles over one-ton capacity in residential districts except for loading or…
Read full rule →Lewisville
Some RestrictionsLewisville restricts parking of commercial vehicles exceeding one ton rated capacity in residential districts…
Read full rule →Little Elm
Some RestrictionsTX Transportation Code 545.307 prohibits overnight commercial vehicle parking (10 PM-6 AM) in posted residential…
Read full rule →Longview
Some RestrictionsLongview prohibits habitually parking or storing trucks, tractors, and other vehicles on any paved street overnight…
Read full rule →Lubbock
Some RestrictionsLubbock Code Section 26-155 prohibits parking commercial vehicles over one ton or over 22 feet long on residential…
Read full rule →McKinney
Some RestrictionsMcKinney prohibits parking commercial vehicles over 1 ton or 22 ft in length in residential zoning districts except for…
Read full rule →Parker
Some RestrictionsParker bars heavy vehicles from ordinary house lots. Section 156.37(J) blocks anything larger than two-ton capacity…
Read full rule →Pharr
Some RestrictionsPharr prohibits parking any vehicle wider than 80 inches, including house trailers and mobile units, on a street in or…
Read full rule →Plano
Some RestrictionsPlano prohibits parking any vehicle on a residential street, alley or right-of-way if any part of the vehicle, or an…
Read full rule →San Antonio
Some RestrictionsSan Antonio restricts parking commercial vehicles in residential zones (City Code §19-194), and its Unified Development…
Read full rule →San Marcos
Some RestrictionsSan Marcos bars parking a large motor vehicle, travel trailer, boat, or personal watercraft on a residential street for…
Read full rule →Taylor
Some RestrictionsTaylor bans parking a commercial truck, semitrailer or tractor truck rated at 26,000 pounds gross vehicle weight or…
Read full rule →Temple
Some RestrictionsTemple bans parking heavy trucks, tractors, semitrailers, and buses in front of homes in residential districts.
Read full rule →Universal City
Some RestrictionsUniversal City prohibits parking of large commercial vehicles, tractor-trailers, and heavy trucks in residential zones…
Read full rule →Victoria
Some RestrictionsCommercial trucks over one-ton capacity cannot sit on residential streets in Victoria for more than 30 minutes outside…
Read full rule →Allen
Light RestrictionsAllen prohibits commercial vehicles over 1 ton or 22 feet from parking in residential districts overnight. Semi-trucks…
Read full rule →Bellaire
Light RestrictionsBellaire restricts the parking of commercial vehicles in residential neighborhoods. Large commercial trucks, heavy…
Read full rule →Brownsville
Light RestrictionsBrownsville restricts large commercial vehicles from parking in residential neighborhoods. Semi-trucks and heavy…
Read full rule →Conroe
Light RestrictionsCommercial trucks, vans, and trailers are prohibited from storage on residential streets in Conroe under Sec. 66-62…
Read full rule →Converse
Light RestrictionsConverse restricts heavy commercial vehicles from parking overnight in residential zones. Standard work pickups and…
Read full rule →Corpus Christi
Light RestrictionsCorpus Christi restricts commercial vehicles over 10,000 lbs GVWR from overnight parking on residential streets under…
Read full rule →Deer Park
Light RestrictionsDeer Park restricts parking of large commercial vehicles in residential districts. Vehicles exceeding one ton rated…
Read full rule →Denton
Light RestrictionsDenton restricts vehicles over 10,000 lbs GVWR in residential zones. One light commercial vehicle allowed behind front…
Read full rule →DeSoto
Light RestrictionsDeSoto restricts parking of commercial vehicles in residential zoning districts. Commercial vehicles over one ton rated…
Read full rule →Edinburg
Light RestrictionsCommercial vehicle parking on residential streets is restricted under TX Transportation Code §545.307. Overnight…
Read full rule →Garland
Light RestrictionsGarland restricts commercial vehicle parking in residential zones with weight, size, and signage limits. Overnight…
Read full rule →Hidalgo County
Light RestrictionsOversized vehicles on unincorporated county roads are governed by state size and weight limits and stopping rules, not…
Read full rule →Houston
Light RestrictionsHouston bans commercial and large vehicles from parking on residential streets from 2 AM to 6 AM under Chapter 26…
Read full rule →Humble
Light RestrictionsHumble restricts parking of large commercial vehicles in residential areas through its zoning ordinance. Vehicles…
Read full rule →Katy
Light RestrictionsKaty prohibits parking commercial vehicles exceeding 10,000 pounds gross weight on any city street, right-of-way, or…
Read full rule →La Porte
Light RestrictionsLa Porte restricts the parking of commercial vehicles in residential neighborhoods through its zoning ordinance. Large…
Read full rule →Laredo
Light RestrictionsLaredo heavily regulates commercial trucks due to its status as the largest U.S. inland port. Designated truck routes…
Read full rule →League City
Light RestrictionsLeague City Section 125-4.19.9 prohibits parking any commercial or oversized vehicle on public streets or rights-of-way…
Read full rule →Mansfield
Light RestrictionsMansfield prohibits parking large commercial vehicles and semi-trailers in residential districts overnight. Weight and…
Read full rule →Mcallen
Light RestrictionsMcallen restricts commercial vehicle parking in residential zones. Weight, size, and signage limits apply. Overnight…
Read full rule →Mesquite
Light RestrictionsCommercial vehicles over 1 ton or with commercial markings cannot park on Mesquite residential streets overnight…
Read full rule →Mission
Light RestrictionsCommercial vehicle parking in residential areas is restricted. TX Transportation Code §545.307 prohibits overnight…
Read full rule →Montgomery County
Light RestrictionsTexas Transportation Code §545.307 restricts commercial vehicle parking on county roads. Commercial vehicles must not…
Read full rule →North Richland Hills
Light RestrictionsNRH prohibits parking commercial vehicles over one ton rated capacity on residential streets or in residential…
Read full rule →Odessa
Light RestrictionsCommercial vehicle parking in residential areas of Odessa is regulated. Large commercial vehicles, heavy trucks, and…
Read full rule →Pasadena
Light RestrictionsPasadena is a non-zoned city, so commercial vehicle parking on residential property is primarily governed by deed…
Read full rule →Pearland
Light RestrictionsPearland prohibits any vehicle, including commercial trucks, from remaining parked on a city street for more than 72…
Read full rule →Round Rock
Light RestrictionsRound Rock restricts commercial vehicle and heavy equipment parking in residential zones. Large commercial trucks and…
Read full rule →Sugar Land
Light RestrictionsSugar Land restricts parking of commercial vehicles in residential areas through its Code of Ordinances and Development…
Read full rule →Tomball
Light RestrictionsTomball restricts the parking of large commercial vehicles in residential neighborhoods. Vehicles exceeding certain…
Read full rule →Waco
Light RestrictionsWaco restricts parking of large commercial vehicles in residential neighborhoods. Heavy trucks and commercial equipment…
Read full rule →Baytown
Few RestrictionsBaytown's lack of traditional zoning means commercial vehicle parking in residential areas is less restricted than in…
Read full rule →Beaumont
Few RestrictionsBeaumont restricts commercial vehicle parking in residential zones. Weight, size, and signage limits apply. Overnight…
Read full rule →Cameron County
Few RestrictionsNo county ordinance restricts oversized vehicles (buses, large RVs, trailers) at a residence in unincorporated Cameron…
Read full rule →College Station
Few RestrictionsCollege Station restricts commercial vehicle parking in residential zones. Weight, size, and signage limits apply…
Read full rule →Dallas County
Few RestrictionsTX Transportation Code §545.307 allows restricting commercial vehicle parking on residential streets 10 PM-6 AM where…
Read full rule →Denton County
Few RestrictionsDenton County does not restrict commercial vehicle parking on private property in unincorporated areas. Semi-trucks…
Read full rule →Irving
Few RestrictionsIrving repealed its local commercial vehicle residential parking restriction (former §21-115) in 2016. TX…
Read full rule →Tarrant County
Few RestrictionsTarrant County has no commercial vehicle parking ordinance for unincorporated areas. Texas Transportation Code §545.307…
Read full rule →Travis County
Few RestrictionsTravis County has no ordinance restricting commercial vehicle parking on residential property in unincorporated areas…
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.
Bryan
Significant RestrictionsBryan prohibits parking trucks over 12,000 pounds, motor homes, trailers, and recreational vehicles on public streets…
Read full rule →Pflugerville
Significant RestrictionsPflugerville makes it unlawful to park any vehicle over 9,500 pounds or longer than 24 feet, plus trailers, boat…
Read full rule →Abilene
Some RestrictionsTexas Transportation Code section 545.302 bars parking on sidewalks, in intersections, on crosswalks, on bridges, and…
Read full rule →Austin
Some RestrictionsAustin makes it a civil offense to park in violation of the city code or state law, so the Texas Transportation Code…
Read full rule →Carrollton
Some RestrictionsCarrollton bars parking that blocks a street or a driveway. City Code § 72.06 requires drivers to leave at least ten…
Read full rule →Cedar Park
Some RestrictionsCedar Park bars parking within 5 feet of a single-family driveway (20 feet for other uses) and requires cars to park…
Read full rule →Celina
Some RestrictionsCelina bans parking in fire lanes, near hydrants, blocked intersections, and overnight storage of large vehicles on…
Read full rule →Dallas
Some RestrictionsDallas regulates street parking through Chapter 28 (Motor Vehicles and Traffic). General restrictions include no…
Read full rule →Farmersville
Some RestrictionsFarmersville limits how long any vehicle or trailer may sit on a public street: Section 71-145 makes it an offense to…
Read full rule →Fort Worth
Some RestrictionsFort Worth bars parking in front of a driveway, within 15 feet of a fire hydrant or 20 feet of a crosswalk, and…
Read full rule →Fulshear
Some RestrictionsFulshear bars parking or stopping on any street that leaves less than 12 feet of roadway open for traffic, with narrow…
Read full rule →Georgetown
Some RestrictionsGeorgetown's Section 10.16.020 bars stopping, standing, or parking on streets designated as limited no-parking zones…
Read full rule →Grand Prairie
Some RestrictionsGrand Prairie's parking-violations ordinance bars stopping on a sidewalk, right-of-way or crosswalk, blocking a…
Read full rule →Harlingen
Some RestrictionsHarlingen's City Code § 46-167 bars standing or parking in front of any public or private driveway, within 15 feet of a…
Read full rule →Killeen
Some RestrictionsTexas Transportation Code Section 545.302, which governs on-street parking within Killeen, bars stopping in front of…
Read full rule →Leander
Some RestrictionsLeander bars parking that blocks traffic flow, driveways, fire hydrants, or crosswalks, and requires drivers to leave…
Read full rule →Lewisville
Some RestrictionsLewisville bars parking on sidewalks, within 20 feet of crosswalks, on railroad tracks, within 15 feet of fire…
Read full rule →Midland
Some RestrictionsMidland requires every parked vehicle to sit parallel to the curb, facing the direction of travel, with its right-hand…
Read full rule →New Braunfels
Some RestrictionsNew Braunfels bans stopping or parking on sidewalks, in intersections, and in front of driveways, and requires cars to…
Read full rule →Rockwall
Some RestrictionsRockwall bars parking on sidewalks, in intersections, on crosswalks, and anywhere it blocks traffic flow on city…
Read full rule →Rowlett
Some RestrictionsIn Rowlett, Texas, Dallas and Rockwall counties, it's unlawful to stop, stand, or park directly opposite an alley…
Read full rule →San Angelo
Some RestrictionsSan Angelo prohibits stopping or parking within 15 feet of a fire hydrant, in front of driveways, on sidewalks, within…
Read full rule →San Antonio
Some RestrictionsSan Antonio Code Chapter 19, Article VI regulates parking. Front yard parking on residential properties requires wheels…
Read full rule →San Marcos
Some RestrictionsSan Marcos fines drivers for blocking driveways, parking on the wrong side of the street, and other on-street…
Read full rule →Shenandoah
Some RestrictionsShenandoah, Texas lists fifteen specific places where stopping, standing or parking is banned, including sidewalks…
Read full rule →Taylor
Some RestrictionsTaylor bans stopping, standing or parking in front of any driveway, on a sidewalk, within an intersection or crosswalk…
Read full rule →Texarkana
Some RestrictionsTexarkana requires vehicles parked on city streets to stay within the painted or marked parking space, bans parking in…
Read full rule →Amarillo
Light RestrictionsAmarillo regulates on-street parking through its traffic code. Vehicles must not be parked for more than 48–72 hours in…
Read full rule →Beaumont
Light RestrictionsBeaumont enforces street parking restrictions locally. Texas has no statewide 72-hour rule. Posted signs and city…
Read full rule →Bellaire
Light RestrictionsBellaire regulates street parking through Chapter 30 (Traffic and Vehicles) with restrictions on specific streets, time…
Read full rule →Brownsville
Light RestrictionsBrownsville regulates on-street parking through its traffic code. Time limits apply in commercial and downtown areas…
Read full rule →Cedar Hill
Light RestrictionsCedar Hill Ch. 11, Art. III, Sec. 11-116 requires parallel parking on right side within 18 inches of curb. Sec. 11-119…
Read full rule →College Station
Light RestrictionsStreet parking in College Station is governed by Texas Transportation Code Section 545.302 plus local rules shaped by…
Read full rule →Conroe
Light RestrictionsConroe Chapter 66 regulates street parking. Oversized vehicles (6+ wheels, RVs, trailers) require a police department…
Read full rule →Converse
Light RestrictionsConverse regulates on-street parking through Chapter 70, prohibiting parking within 15 ft of hydrants, 30 ft of stop…
Read full rule →Corpus Christi
Light RestrictionsCorpus Christi prohibits leaving any vehicle parked in the same spot on a public street for more than 48 consecutive…
Read full rule →Deer Park
Light RestrictionsDeer Park regulates on-street parking through the Code of Ordinances and Texas Transportation Code. Vehicles must…
Read full rule →Denton
Light RestrictionsDenton Ch. 28 enforces a 72-hour street parking limit citywide. Residential permit zones near UNT and TWU. Downtown…
Read full rule →DeSoto
Light RestrictionsDeSoto allows on-street parking on most residential streets, but vehicles must park in the direction of traffic, at…
Read full rule →Edinburg
Light RestrictionsStreet parking in Edinburg is governed by city traffic ordinances. No statewide residential parking preemption: local…
Read full rule →El Paso
Light RestrictionsEl Paso permits on-street parking in most residential areas free of charge, with 72-hour maximum continuous parking…
Read full rule →Euless
Light RestrictionsEuless allows on-street parking on most residential streets but prohibits parking against traffic flow, within 15 feet…
Read full rule →Frisco
Light RestrictionsFrisco Code Chapter 30 allows on-street parking on most residential streets but prohibits parking within 15 ft of fire…
Read full rule →Garland
Light RestrictionsGarland requires all vehicles to park on improved surfaces per city ordinance. Front lawn parking is prohibited. State…
Read full rule →Grapevine
Light RestrictionsGrapevine allows on-street parking on most public residential streets subject to a 24-hour limit and posted…
Read full rule →Guadalupe County
Light RestrictionsOn unincorporated Guadalupe County roads, parking follows the Texas Transportation Code, which bars stopping in an…
Read full rule →Hidalgo County
Light RestrictionsOn unincorporated county roads, street parking is governed by the Texas Transportation Code rather than a local Hidalgo…
Read full rule →Houston
Light RestrictionsHouston's Chapter 26, §26-93 limits street parking to 24 hours. Vehicles left for 48+ hours are subject to towing. Cars…
Read full rule →Humble
Light RestrictionsHumble regulates on-street parking through the Code of Ordinances and Texas Transportation Code. Vehicles must comply…
Read full rule →Irving
Light RestrictionsIrving requires vehicles to park parallel to the curb with right-hand wheels within 18 inches. Oversized and commercial…
Read full rule →Katy
Light RestrictionsKaty's parking article designates specific no-parking zones along Franz Road and Katy-Hockley Road and authorizes…
Read full rule →La Porte
Light RestrictionsLa Porte regulates street parking through its traffic code in Chapter 98. General rules prohibit parking that obstructs…
Read full rule →Laredo
Light RestrictionsLaredo street parking regulated under Chapter 27 of Code of Ordinances. Downtown parking meters enforced 8 AM to 6 PM…
Read full rule →League City
Light RestrictionsLeague City Chapter 110, Article VII regulates stopping, standing, and parking on public streets. Parking is prohibited…
Read full rule →Live Oak
Light RestrictionsLive Oak allows on-street parking on most residential streets subject to 24-hour movement rules, no-parking zones, and…
Read full rule →Longview
Light RestrictionsLongview requires cars to park parallel, right-hand wheels within 18 inches of the curb, headed the right way: parking…
Read full rule →Lubbock
Light RestrictionsLubbock Code of Ordinances Chapter 26 (Traffic and Vehicles) governs street parking. Parking is generally allowed on…
Read full rule →Mansfield
Light RestrictionsMansfield allows on-street parking on most residential streets but prohibits parking on main thoroughfares, within 15…
Read full rule →Mcallen
Light RestrictionsMcallen enforces street parking restrictions locally. Texas has no statewide 72-hour rule. Posted signs and city…
Read full rule →McKinney
Light RestrictionsMcKinney generally allows on-street parking on public streets unless posted. Vehicles must park within 18 inches of the…
Read full rule →Mesquite
Light RestrictionsOn-street parking in Mesquite is allowed where not signed otherwise; vehicles must park with the flow of traffic and…
Read full rule →Mission
Light RestrictionsStreet parking in Mission is governed by local traffic ordinances and TX Transportation Code. Generally permitted…
Read full rule →Missouri City
Light RestrictionsMissouri City regulates parking on public streets and rights-of-way through its motor vehicle and traffic chapter, in…
Read full rule →North Richland Hills
Light RestrictionsNorth Richland Hills allows on-street parking on most residential streets but restricts parking on arterials, within 15…
Read full rule →Pasadena
Light RestrictionsPasadena regulates street parking under Chapter 36 (Traffic), Article VII (Stopping, Standing, and Parking). Vehicles…
Read full rule →Pearland
Light RestrictionsPearland Code of Ordinances Section 29-18 makes it unlawful to leave any vehicle standing or parked on a city street…
Read full rule →Pharr
Light RestrictionsStreet parking in Pharr is governed by local traffic ordinances and TX Transportation Code. Generally permitted except…
Read full rule →Plano
Light RestrictionsPlano prohibits leaving a vehicle on a city street or alley for more than 15 consecutive days without being moved at…
Read full rule →Richardson
Light RestrictionsRichardson regulates on-street parking under Chapter 22 (Traffic). Vehicles must be parked parallel to the curb with…
Read full rule →Richmond
Light RestrictionsRichmond's Chapter 28 governs use of streets, sidewalks, and public places, restricting obstruction and authorizing…
Read full rule →Round Rock
Light RestrictionsRound Rock allows residential street parking subject to standard restrictions. Vehicles must face the direction of…
Read full rule →Stafford
Light RestrictionsStafford regulates parking on public streets through Chapter 50 of the city code, prohibiting stopping or parking in…
Read full rule →Sugar Land
Light RestrictionsSugar Land regulates street parking through Chapter 5 of the Code of Ordinances (Article IV, Traffic). Parking…
Read full rule →Temple
Light RestrictionsTemple bans parking in front of driveways and requires cars to park headed with traffic, curb-side wheels within 18…
Read full rule →The Woodlands
Light RestrictionsThe Woodlands Township covenants note that parking on neighborhood streets cannot currently be regulated through…
Read full rule →Tomball
Light RestrictionsTomball regulates on-street parking throughout the city. Vehicles may not be parked on public streets for more than 72…
Read full rule →Universal City
Light RestrictionsUniversal City generally allows on-street parking on public streets but prohibits parking on sidewalks, within 15 feet…
Read full rule →Victoria
Light RestrictionsVictoria bans blocking a driveway with a parked car and lets police tow vehicles left in front of one when moving them…
Read full rule →Waco
Light RestrictionsWaco regulates on-street parking through its traffic ordinances. Vehicles must observe posted signs, time limits, and…
Read full rule →Wichita Falls
Light RestrictionsWichita Falls regulates street parking through posted signs and general traffic ordinances. Vehicles may not be parked…
Read full rule →Williamson County
Light RestrictionsOn unincorporated Williamson County roads, parking follows the Texas Transportation Code, which bars stopping in an…
Read full rule →Willis
Light RestrictionsStreet parking in Willis is governed by city traffic ordinances and Texas Transportation Code. Willis Police enforce…
Read full rule →Baytown
Few RestrictionsBaytown has relatively permissive street parking rules. There are no residential parking permits, no general time…
Read full rule →Dallas County
Few RestrictionsGeneral parking on county roads governed by TX Transportation Code. No county-specific parking ordinance. Dallas County…
Read full rule →Denton County
Few RestrictionsStreet parking on county-maintained roads in unincorporated Denton County is generally unrestricted. The county may…
Read full rule →Montgomery County
Few RestrictionsMontgomery County has no general street parking ordinance for county-maintained roads in unincorporated areas. Texas…
Read full rule →Overnight Parking
Whether cars can be left on the street overnight, including any permit programs and restrictions during street sweeping hours.
Leander
Significant RestrictionsLeander bans outdoor overnight parking or storage of tractor-trailers, semi-trucks, and other vehicles rated 17,000+…
Read full rule →Mission
Significant RestrictionsMission bars parking on any street for more than 30 minutes between 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m., with a narrow overnight…
Read full rule →Pflugerville
Significant RestrictionsIn Pflugerville it is unlawful to park any RV, motor home, trailer, boat trailer, vehicle over 9,500 pounds, or vehicle…
Read full rule →Abilene
Some RestrictionsAbilene has no blanket overnight-parking ban; instead, Texas Transportation Code § 683.002 sets the trigger the City…
Read full rule →Carrollton
Some RestrictionsCarrollton makes it an offense to leave any vehicle standing on a public street, alley or public place for more than 48…
Read full rule →Cedar Park
Some RestrictionsCedar Park bans overnight parking of trucks over 1.5 tons or 21 feet, trailers, RVs, and abandoned vehicles on any…
Read full rule →Celina
Some RestrictionsCelina prohibits parking a vehicle for storage on any street in a residential district from sundown to sunup, with…
Read full rule →Conroe
Some RestrictionsConroe does not have a blanket overnight parking ban, but oversized vehicles (6+ wheels, RVs, trailers) on residential…
Read full rule →Dallas
Some RestrictionsDallas City Code Chapter 28, Sec. 28-84 prohibits leaving an unattended vehicle on a public street, alley, or other…
Read full rule →Edinburg
Some RestrictionsEdinburg bans parking any vehicle on a street for more than 24 consecutive hours, marked or unmarked, blocking…
Read full rule →Farmersville
Some RestrictionsFarmersville bars parking on several downtown blocks between 12:30 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. under Section 71-148, covering…
Read full rule →Georgetown
Some RestrictionsGeorgetown bars parking a commercial vehicle overnight on any public street, right-of-way, or publicly-owned parking…
Read full rule →Grand Prairie
Some RestrictionsGrand Prairie makes it unlawful to leave any unattended motor vehicle standing or parked on a public street, alley or…
Read full rule →Harlingen
Some RestrictionsHarlingen bars commercial trucks, trailers and boats from sitting on any street right-of-way past 24 hours in a 14-day…
Read full rule →Houston
Some RestrictionsHouston bans leaving any vehicle parked or standing on a public street, alley, or other public right-of-way for more…
Read full rule →Killeen
Some RestrictionsKilleen limits how long any vehicle can sit in one parking spot on a public street: no more than two hours between 8…
Read full rule →Laredo
Some RestrictionsLaredo generally allows overnight on-street parking in residential zones but prohibits it on arterials and truck…
Read full rule →Longview
Some RestrictionsLongview prohibits habitually parking or storing vehicles on paved streets overnight, from sundown to sunup, under the…
Read full rule →Midland
Some RestrictionsMidland restricts overnight on-street parking two ways: City Code § 10-13-4 bans parking on any business-district…
Read full rule →New Braunfels
Some RestrictionsNew Braunfels bans parking on any street in the business district between 1:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. every day under Code…
Read full rule →Pharr
Some RestrictionsPharr bans parking any vehicle on a public street, alley, or public way for more than 24 continuous hours, covering…
Read full rule →Plano
Some RestrictionsPlano caps overnight street parking in business districts under Code of Ordinances § 12-105: no vehicle may sit on a…
Read full rule →Richardson
Some RestrictionsRichardson prohibits parking the same vehicle on a public street for more than 24 continuous hours, and restricts…
Read full rule →Rockwall
Some RestrictionsRockwall bans parking or standing an oversized vehicle overnight, between 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m., at The Harbor, with…
Read full rule →Rowlett
Some RestrictionsRowlett bars leaving any unattended vehicle parked or standing on a public street, alley, or other public place for…
Read full rule →San Antonio
Some RestrictionsSan Antonio regulates on-street parking through Chapter 19, Article VI of the Code of Ordinances. Time-limited parking…
Read full rule →San Marcos
Some RestrictionsSan Marcos bans leaving large vehicles, travel trailers, boats, or personal watercraft parked on a residential street…
Read full rule →Shenandoah
Some RestrictionsShenandoah, Texas bars large vehicles, those with more than two axles, over 26 feet bumper-to-bumper, or taller than…
Read full rule →Temple
Some RestrictionsTemple bans leaving any vehicle parked on the same city street, alley, or city lot spot for more than two days straight.
Read full rule →Victoria
Some RestrictionsVictoria bans parking a vehicle on any roadway for storage purposes beyond 24 hours, alongside on-street display or…
Read full rule →Allen
Light RestrictionsAllen has no blanket overnight street parking ban, but vehicles must move every 48 hours and cannot be parked on…
Read full rule →Amarillo
Light RestrictionsAmarillo restricts street parking in certain zones and limits how long vehicles may remain parked. Designated parking…
Read full rule →Arlington
Light RestrictionsArlington has no blanket citywide overnight parking ban, but specific streets post no-overnight-parking signs between 2…
Read full rule →Beaumont
Light RestrictionsBeaumont regulates overnight parking on public streets. Many areas restrict parking between certain hours or require…
Read full rule →Bellaire
Light RestrictionsBellaire generally allows overnight parking on residential streets but restricts oversized vehicles, commercial…
Read full rule →Cameron County
Light RestrictionsCameron County sets no overnight on-street parking rule; that's a city matter. But at county beaches and parks, a Day…
Read full rule →Corpus Christi
Light RestrictionsCorpus Christi does not impose a blanket overnight street parking ban but enforces the 48-hour rule. Vehicles left over…
Read full rule →Denton
Light RestrictionsDenton has no citywide overnight street parking ban. The 72-hour limit and residential permit zones near UNT/TWU are…
Read full rule →El Paso
Light RestrictionsOvernight parking on El Paso residential streets is generally allowed, but vehicles cannot exceed 72 continuous hours…
Read full rule →Grapevine
Light RestrictionsGrapevine generally allows overnight on-street parking on residential streets for up to 24 hours, unless signs indicate…
Read full rule →Harris County
Light RestrictionsTexas Transportation Code Section 545.307 prohibits parking commercial motor vehicles on residential streets between 10…
Read full rule →Irving
Light RestrictionsIrving restricts overnight parking of oversized vehicles and trailers in residential areas. Standard passenger vehicles…
Read full rule →Lewisville
Light RestrictionsLewisville does not impose a blanket overnight street parking ban. Vehicles may park on most residential streets…
Read full rule →Little Elm
Light RestrictionsLittle Elm allows overnight street parking for passenger vehicles. Commercial vehicles restricted 10 PM-6 AM in posted…
Read full rule →Live Oak
Light RestrictionsLive Oak allows overnight on-street parking on most residential streets subject to the 24-hour move rule; posted zones…
Read full rule →Mcallen
Light RestrictionsMcallen regulates overnight parking on public streets. Many areas restrict parking between certain hours or require…
Read full rule →Pasadena
Light RestrictionsTexas Transportation Code §545.307 prohibits parking commercial vehicles over 10,000 lbs on posted residential streets…
Read full rule →Pearland
Light RestrictionsPearland does not impose a blanket overnight parking ban, but the 72-hour street parking limit and Texas petition-based…
Read full rule →Sugar Land
Light RestrictionsSugar Land prohibits parking vehicles on unimproved surfaces (grass, dirt) in residential front and side yards…
Read full rule →Universal City
Light RestrictionsUniversal City generally allows overnight on-street parking for residential vehicles but prohibits leaving any vehicle…
Read full rule →Austin
Few RestrictionsAustin has no general citywide overnight parking ban on public streets. However, approximately 40 Residential Permit…
Read full rule →Baytown
Few RestrictionsBaytown does not impose a blanket overnight street parking ban. Vehicles may generally remain on residential streets…
Read full rule →Bexar County
Few RestrictionsBexar County does not impose general overnight parking bans on residential streets in unincorporated areas. Vehicles…
Read full rule →Brownsville
Few RestrictionsBrownsville sets no overnight parking ban. A vehicle stays legal on a city street until it hits 72 continuous hours…
Read full rule →Cedar Hill
Few RestrictionsCedar Hill allows overnight on-street parking on most residential streets. Vehicles cannot remain in the same spot for…
Read full rule →College Station
Few RestrictionsCollege Station regulates overnight parking on public streets. Many areas restrict parking between certain hours or…
Read full rule →Collin County
Few RestrictionsCollin County has no countywide overnight parking ban. Cities typically prohibit overnight parking in parks, commercial…
Read full rule →Converse
Few RestrictionsConverse generally allows overnight parking on residential streets unless posted otherwise. No citywide overnight ban…
Read full rule →Dallas County
Few RestrictionsNo county overnight parking restrictions. Texas counties cannot enact parking ordinances for public roads beyond state…
Read full rule →Deer Park
Few RestrictionsDeer Park does not impose a blanket overnight street parking ban. Vehicles may remain on residential streets overnight…
Read full rule →Fort Worth
Few RestrictionsFort Worth does not impose a citywide overnight street parking ban. Most residential streets allow overnight parking…
Read full rule →Frisco
Few RestrictionsFrisco has no general overnight parking ban on public streets. Vehicles may remain on-street indefinitely if legally…
Read full rule →Garland
Few RestrictionsGarland generally allows overnight on-street parking in residential areas, but restricts vehicles parked continuously…
Read full rule →Haltom City
Few RestrictionsHaltom City generally allows overnight parking on residential streets except where posted otherwise. Commercial lots…
Read full rule →Hidalgo County
Few RestrictionsUnincorporated Hidalgo County has no ordinance banning overnight parking on public roads, but a vehicle left too long…
Read full rule →Humble
Few RestrictionsHumble does not impose a blanket overnight street parking ban. Vehicles may generally remain on residential streets…
Read full rule →Keller
Few RestrictionsKeller has no citywide ban on overnight on-street parking. Vehicles must be registered, operable, and cannot remain in…
Read full rule →La Porte
Few RestrictionsLa Porte generally permits overnight street parking on most residential streets, subject to standard traffic code…
Read full rule →League City
Few RestrictionsLeague City does not impose a general overnight street parking ban. Vehicles must comply with Chapter 110 parking…
Read full rule →Lubbock
Few RestrictionsLubbock permits overnight on-street parking in most residential areas. There is no blanket ban, though vehicles must…
Read full rule →Mansfield
Few RestrictionsMansfield permits overnight parking on most residential streets unless posted, but prohibits extended stays exceeding…
Read full rule →McKinney
Few RestrictionsMcKinney does not have a citywide overnight parking ban on residential streets. Vehicles may remain on public streets…
Read full rule →Mesquite
Few RestrictionsOvernight on-street parking is generally allowed in Mesquite where not signed otherwise, but vehicles cannot remain in…
Read full rule →Montgomery County
Few RestrictionsConroe prohibits overnight street parking 2-6 AM under Code Ch. 74. Montgomery County has no authority to regulate…
Read full rule →North Richland Hills
Few RestrictionsNorth Richland Hills does not impose a blanket overnight parking ban on passenger vehicles on residential streets, but…
Read full rule →San Angelo
Few RestrictionsSan Angelo has no general overnight street-parking ban. Timed parking zones are enforced only from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m…
Read full rule →Tarrant County
Few RestrictionsTarrant County has no general overnight parking ban in unincorporated areas. Vehicles on county roads must not block…
Read full rule →Tomball
Few RestrictionsTomball does not impose a citywide overnight street parking ban. Vehicles may generally park on residential streets…
Read full rule →Travis County
Few RestrictionsTravis County has no overnight parking ban on unincorporated county roads. Texas law sets no statewide overnight limit…
Read full rule →Dibs & Space Saving
Rules about saving shoveled-out parking spots with chairs, cones, or other objects after snowfall, including enforcement and removal timelines.
Amarillo
Some RestrictionsPlacing a sign, cone, chair, or other marker on a public sidewalk, curb, or street to save a parking space, whether for…
Read full rule →Dallas
Some RestrictionsDallas City Code Sec. 28-77 makes it an offense to reserve an on-street parking space for an adjoining property owner…
Read full rule →EV Charging
Rules about installing home EV chargers, running cables across sidewalks, and any incentives or permits required for charging stations.
Arlington
Some RestrictionsNew multi-family and mixed-use residential developments in Arlington must install electric vehicle charging under the…
Read full rule →Austin
Some RestrictionsAustin City Code Sec. 12-5-24 reserves electric-vehicle charging spaces on City-owned and City-leased parking lots and…
Read full rule →Baytown
Some RestrictionsBaytown's Unified Land Development Code allows electric vehicle charging stations as an accessory use paired with an…
Read full rule →Cedar Park
Some RestrictionsCedar Park charges $2.00 per hour to park at electric vehicle charging stations located at public facilities, under…
Read full rule →Grand Prairie
Some RestrictionsGrand Prairie regulates electric vehicle charging stations as an accessory use under Article 4, Section 19 of the…
Read full rule →Lubbock
Some RestrictionsLubbock's Unified Development Code lists "Vehicle Charging Station" as its own land use in the citywide use matrix. It…
Read full rule →New Braunfels
Some RestrictionsNew Braunfels rewards on-site EV charging with real parking relief. City Code Section 144-5.1-3(c) lets a convenience…
Read full rule →Plano
Some RestrictionsPlano's fire code amendments set specific safety requirements for electric vehicle charging stations: no indoor…
Read full rule →San Antonio
Some RestrictionsNew nonresidential buildings in San Antonio must reserve electrical panel capacity for future EV charging under a 2021…
Read full rule →Sugar Land
Some RestrictionsParking in a Sugar Land electric vehicle charging space without actively charging is unlawful under Code § 5-86(b)…
Read full rule →Waco
Some RestrictionsWaco's fire code amendments bar electric vehicle chargers from inside any building unless it's an approved parking…
Read full rule →Dallas
Light RestrictionsDallas zoning allows an electric vehicle charging station as an accessory use on any residential or nonresidential lot…
Read full rule →Georgetown
Light RestrictionsGeorgetown restricts spaces designated for electric vehicle charging to vehicles that are actually charging, under Code…
Read full rule →Brownsville
Few RestrictionsBrownsville's Unified Development Code sets explicit electric vehicle charging standards. Level 1 and Level 2 stations…
Read full rule →Abandoned Vehicles
How cities define and handle abandoned or inoperable vehicles on private property and public streets, including removal timelines.
Texas: statewide
StatewideSome RestrictionsTexas Transportation Code Chapter 683 declares a motor vehicle abandoned after 48 hours left illegally on public…
Read full rule →Baytown
Significant RestrictionsBaytown treats any junked vehicle visible from a street or right-of-way as a public nuisance under Sec. 34-93, and the…
Read full rule →Carrollton
Significant RestrictionsCarrollton caps residential properties at two inoperable, wrecked, or junked vehicles and requires any that stay to be…
Read full rule →Denton
Significant RestrictionsDenton bans keeping more than one inoperable or junked vehicle on any property, and declares an exposed junked vehicle…
Read full rule →Harlingen
Significant RestrictionsHarlingen's § 32-52 defines an abandoned motor vehicle three ways, each running on a 48 hour clock, and only one of the…
Read full rule →Irving
Significant RestrictionsA junked vehicle, one missing a valid license plate or inspection sticker and either wrecked, dismantled or inoperable…
Read full rule →Rowlett
Significant RestrictionsA wrecked, dismantled, or inoperable vehicle visible from a public place is declared a public nuisance in Rowlett, and…
Read full rule →Taylor
Significant RestrictionsAny junked vehicle visible from a public street or right-of-way in Taylor is declared a public nuisance under Sec…
Read full rule →Texarkana
Significant RestrictionsTexarkana declares any inoperable vehicle visible from a public street or a neighbor's property a public nuisance…
Read full rule →Abilene
Some RestrictionsAbilene enforces the state definition of an abandoned motor vehicle: inoperable, over five years old, and left on…
Read full rule →Austin
Some RestrictionsAustin enforces Texas Transportation Code Chapter 683 and Austin City Code Chapter 12-5: a vehicle on public…
Read full rule →Brownsville
Some RestrictionsBrownsville treats a junked vehicle visible from a public place as a public nuisance. A vehicle counts as junked once…
Read full rule →Bryan
Some RestrictionsBryan prohibits keeping a junked vehicle in public view on private property and bans inoperable vehicles on public…
Read full rule →Cedar Park
Some RestrictionsCedar Park treats junked vehicles as a public nuisance. An inoperable, wrecked, or unregistered vehicle left more than…
Read full rule →Celina
Some RestrictionsCelina treats any junked vehicle visible from a public place or right-of-way as a public nuisance, and maintaining one…
Read full rule →Conroe
Some RestrictionsConroe Sec. 26-81 defines junked vehicles as inoperable for 30+ days on private property or 72+ hours on public…
Read full rule →Corpus Christi
Some RestrictionsCorpus Christi declares any junked vehicle visible from a public place, right-of-way, or neighboring property a public…
Read full rule →Dallas
Some RestrictionsDallas treats a vehicle as abandoned under Dallas City Code Chapter 28 and Texas Transportation Code §683 when left on…
Read full rule →Euless
Some RestrictionsEuless defines abandoned vehicles under Texas Transportation Code Chapter 683 and the city nuisance code; inoperable or…
Read full rule →Farmersville
Some RestrictionsFarmersville treats a vehicle left unattended more than 48 hours, or a wrecked and inoperable junked vehicle visible…
Read full rule →Fort Worth
Some RestrictionsFort Worth Sec. 22-159 defines abandoned vehicles as stored on public street 5+ days at same location. Abandoned…
Read full rule →Fulshear
Some RestrictionsFulshear treats inoperable vehicles with expired registration or inspection as junk motor vehicles, a code violation…
Read full rule →Georgetown
Some RestrictionsGeorgetown treats a wrecked, dismantled or inoperable vehicle as a junked-vehicle nuisance under City Code Chapter 8.28…
Read full rule →Grand Prairie
Some RestrictionsGrand Prairie Ch. 29, Art. VII regulates junk/inoperable vehicles. Inoperable vehicles (wrecked, flat tires, expired…
Read full rule →Katy
Some RestrictionsKaty's nuisance code requires owners to keep property free of junked vehicles and authorizes police to impound…
Read full rule →Killeen
Some RestrictionsKilleen code enforcement can order removal of any junked or nuisance vehicle visible from a public street or…
Read full rule →Leander
Some RestrictionsLeander treats an inoperative vehicle left on public property more than 48 hours, or on private property without the…
Read full rule →Longview
Some RestrictionsLongview treats a junked vehicle visible from public property as a nuisance and can order it removed after a 10-day…
Read full rule →Midland
Some RestrictionsMidland's Code declares any "junked vehicle" visible from a public place a public nuisance under Section 6-6-2, one…
Read full rule →New Braunfels
Some RestrictionsNew Braunfels bans keeping a wrecked, junked, or inoperative vehicle on private property for more than 30 days unless…
Read full rule →Odessa
Some RestrictionsOdessa treats an inoperable, unregistered vehicle as a junked-vehicle nuisance after 30 days on private property or 72…
Read full rule →Parker
Some RestrictionsParker treats a motor vehicle as abandoned once it sits inoperable or unattended for more than 48 hours on public…
Read full rule →Pflugerville
Some RestrictionsPflugerville declares a junked vehicle a public nuisance once it sits wrecked, or inoperable for 72 hours on public…
Read full rule →Rockwall
Some RestrictionsRockwall declares any junked vehicle visible from a public place or right-of-way a public nuisance, subject to notice…
Read full rule →Round Rock
Some RestrictionsAn illegally parked or junked vehicle on a Round Rock residential lot is declared a public nuisance, triggering a…
Read full rule →San Angelo
Some RestrictionsSan Angelo declares junk vehicles visible from a public right-of-way a public nuisance (Sec. 8.03.011). After at least…
Read full rule →San Marcos
Some RestrictionsSan Marcos treats inoperable, unregistered, or wrecked vehicles as nuisances and prohibits them on both public…
Read full rule →Shenandoah
Some RestrictionsShenandoah, Texas police can take an abandoned vehicle into custody from public or private property under Code of…
Read full rule →Sugar Land
Some RestrictionsSugar Land defines a junked vehicle as one that is inoperative, unlicensed, or in major disrepair for more than 72…
Read full rule →Temple
Some RestrictionsTemple treats a wrecked, dismantled, or inoperable vehicle visible from a public place as a public nuisance requiring…
Read full rule →Victoria
Some RestrictionsVictoria bans keeping a junked vehicle visible from a public place or right-of-way on any private or public property…
Read full rule →Waco
Some RestrictionsWaco police may impound any abandoned motor vehicle without prior notice to the owner or lienholders under Section…
Read full rule →Wichita Falls
Some RestrictionsJunked vehicles visible from public property or streets are declared a public nuisance in Wichita Falls, subject to a…
Read full rule →Amarillo
Light RestrictionsAmarillo prohibits junked or inoperable vehicles from being stored on public or private property visible from a public…
Read full rule →Bellaire
Light RestrictionsBellaire prohibits storage of abandoned, junked, or inoperable vehicles on residential property or public streets…
Read full rule →Bexar County
Light RestrictionsBexar County enforces Texas Transportation Code Chapter 683 on abandoned vehicles. A vehicle left on public property…
Read full rule →College Station
Light RestrictionsTexas Transportation Code Section 683.002 defines when a vehicle in College Station is legally abandoned, and the clock…
Read full rule →Converse
Light RestrictionsConverse follows TX Transportation Code 683 for abandoned vehicles. Vehicles on public streets over 48 hours can be…
Read full rule →Dallas County
Light RestrictionsTX Transportation Code Chapter 683 governs abandoned and junked vehicles statewide. TX HSC Chapter 343 declares junk…
Read full rule →Deer Park
Light RestrictionsDeer Park strictly enforces abandoned and junk vehicle regulations. Inoperable, unregistered, or dismantled vehicles on…
Read full rule →Denton County
Light RestrictionsAbandoned vehicles in unincorporated Denton County are handled under Texas Transportation Code Chapter 683. Vehicles…
Read full rule →DeSoto
Light RestrictionsDeSoto treats any vehicle left on public streets for more than 72 hours, or any inoperable/unregistered vehicle on…
Read full rule →Edinburg
Light RestrictionsAbandoned vehicles are regulated under TX Transportation Code §683 (junked vehicles) and Edinburg's nuisance code…
Read full rule →El Paso
Light RestrictionsUnder El Paso Chapter 12, a vehicle parked on a public street more than 72 continuous hours or in a state of disrepair…
Read full rule →Fort Bend County
Light RestrictionsFort Bend County has adopted nonconsent towing and storage regulations for abandoned and unauthorized vehicles in…
Read full rule →Frisco
Light RestrictionsUnder Texas Transportation Code Chapter 683 and Frisco Code Sec. 30-80, vehicles left 48+ hours on public property, or…
Read full rule →Galveston County
Light RestrictionsThis is a real county power. Under Texas Transportation Code sec. 683.002, a vehicle left too long on public or private…
Read full rule →Garland
Light RestrictionsGarland follows Texas Transportation Code Chapter 683, defining vehicles as junked or abandoned if inoperable…
Read full rule →Guadalupe County
Light RestrictionsA vehicle is abandoned under Texas Transportation Code 683.002 after 48 hours left on public property or on private…
Read full rule →Haltom City
Light RestrictionsHaltom City enforces Texas Transportation Code Chapter 683 on abandoned vehicles. Vehicles left on streets over 48…
Read full rule →Harris County
Light RestrictionsHarris County enforces abandoned vehicle regulations under Texas Transportation Code Chapter 683. Vehicles left on…
Read full rule →Hidalgo County
Light RestrictionsAbandoned motor vehicles in unincorporated Hidalgo County are governed by Texas Transportation Code Chapter 683, which…
Read full rule →Houston
Light RestrictionsHouston defines an abandoned vehicle under City Code Chapter 8 and Texas Transportation Code §683 as one left on a…
Read full rule →Humble
Light RestrictionsHumble prohibits abandoned and junked vehicles on public streets and private property under the Code of Ordinances…
Read full rule →Keller
Light RestrictionsKeller removes abandoned vehicles under Texas Transportation Code Chapter 683. Vehicles left over 48 hours on public…
Read full rule →La Porte
Light RestrictionsLa Porte strictly enforces its abandoned and junked vehicle ordinance. Inoperable, unregistered, or wrecked vehicles on…
Read full rule →Laredo
Light RestrictionsLaredo tags vehicles left over 72 hours on public streets as abandoned under Texas Transportation Code Chapter 683…
Read full rule →League City
Light RestrictionsLeague City enforces abandoned vehicle regulations under Chapter 118 (Vehicles for Hire) and state Transportation Code…
Read full rule →Live Oak
Light RestrictionsLive Oak treats vehicles unmoved for 48 hours on public streets, or junked vehicles visible from a public place, as…
Read full rule →Lubbock
Light RestrictionsLubbock Code Section 26-231 and Texas Transportation Code Chapter 683 govern abandoned vehicles. Junked or inoperable…
Read full rule →Mansfield
Light RestrictionsMansfield enforces abandoned vehicle laws under Texas Transportation Code Chapter 683. Vehicles left over 48 hours on…
Read full rule →McKinney
Light RestrictionsMcKinney defines abandoned vehicles as those left on public property over 48 hours or inoperable vehicles in public…
Read full rule →Mesquite
Light RestrictionsMesquite removes abandoned vehicles under Texas Transportation Code Chapter 683; vehicles inoperable or unmoved for 48+…
Read full rule →Mission
Light RestrictionsAbandoned and junked vehicles are regulated under TX Transportation Code §683 and Mission's nuisance ordinances…
Read full rule →Missouri City
Light RestrictionsMissouri City defines and enforces against abandoned and junked vehicles on public streets and private property…
Read full rule →Montgomery County
Light RestrictionsMontgomery County removes abandoned vehicles from public roads under TX Transportation Code Ch. 683 after 48 hours…
Read full rule →North Richland Hills
Light RestrictionsUnder Texas Transportation Code Chapter 683 and NRH Code, a vehicle parked on public or private property for more than…
Read full rule →Pasadena
Light RestrictionsPasadena enforces abandoned and junk vehicle regulations through Code Enforcement. Inoperable vehicles, vehicles with…
Read full rule →Pearland
Light RestrictionsPearland uses its 72-hour street parking ordinance and Texas junked vehicle nuisance law to remove abandoned vehicles…
Read full rule →Plano
Light RestrictionsAbandoned vehicles declared a public nuisance per TX Transportation Code Ch. 683. Junked vehicles visible from public…
Read full rule →Richardson
Light RestrictionsJunked vehicles that are wrecked, dismantled, or inoperable without current registration or safety inspection may not…
Read full rule →Richmond
Light RestrictionsRichmond's Chapter 22 nuisance code declares junked vehicles visible from public places a public nuisance subject to…
Read full rule →Rosenberg
Light RestrictionsRosenberg prohibits keeping junk or inoperable vehicles visible from public streets and treats them as a public…
Read full rule →San Antonio
Light RestrictionsSan Antonio regulates abandoned and junked vehicles under Chapter 19, Article X (Junked Vehicles) and Sec. 19-396…
Read full rule →Stafford
Light RestrictionsStafford treats abandoned and junked vehicles on public or private property as a public nuisance subject to notice…
Read full rule →Tarrant County
Light RestrictionsTarrant County abandoned vehicle enforcement follows Texas Transportation Code Chapter 683. Vehicles left 48+ hours on…
Read full rule →Tomball
Light RestrictionsTomball prohibits junked, wrecked, and abandoned vehicles on public streets and private property. Inoperable vehicles…
Read full rule →Travis County
Light RestrictionsAbandoned vehicles on public roads in unincorporated Travis County are handled under TX Transportation Code Chapter 683…
Read full rule →Williamson County
Light RestrictionsA vehicle is abandoned under Texas Transportation Code 683.002 after 48 hours left on public property or on private…
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.
Irving
Significant RestrictionsIrving Code § 24-8.2 makes it unlawful for anyone to paint or apply markings to a public street, curb, or sidewalk…
Read full rule →San Antonio
Significant RestrictionsPainting house or street numbers on San Antonio curbs or driveway approaches for pay is a licensed trade. Sec. 29-51…
Read full rule →Waco
Significant RestrictionsWaco's traffic code makes it a criminal offense to paint or place any sign or marker on a city curb, sidewalk, alley…
Read full rule →Amarillo
Some RestrictionsAmarillo makes it an offense to stop, stand, or park beside any curb painted red or in a fire lane anywhere in the…
Read full rule →Corpus Christi
Some RestrictionsCorpus Christi codes its parking curbs by color under Code of Ordinances Sec. 53-143: solid red bars all parking, a…
Read full rule →Denton
Some RestrictionsDenton bans painting or marking curbs and other public property, with a narrow exception letting property owners paint…
Read full rule →El Paso
Some RestrictionsEl Paso's Fire Code amendments require fire apparatus access roads and hydrant curbs to be painted red and marked "FIRE…
Read full rule →Garland
Some RestrictionsGarland can ban parking on a street simply by painting the curb, no sign required. City Code § 33.52(D) prohibits…
Read full rule →Grand Prairie
Some RestrictionsAnyone who wants to paint house numbers on a Grand Prairie curb for a fee needs the property owner's sign-off first…
Read full rule →Laredo
Some RestrictionsLaredo enforces red-curb no-parking zones as a civil offense, not a criminal one. Under the municipal parking fine…
Read full rule →Lubbock
Some RestrictionsWhere Lubbock has posted signs or painted curbs at hazardous or congested spots, stopping, standing or parking there is…
Read full rule →New Braunfels
Some RestrictionsNew Braunfels makes it unlawful to paint, stain or mark any sign, figure, character or letter on a sidewalk, curb or…
Read full rule →Plano
Some RestrictionsPlano bans parking next to any curb painted yellow and marked "No Parking" in four specific downtown public lots: the…
Read full rule →Dallas
Light RestrictionsDallas City Code Chapter 28 and Texas Transportation Code Section 544.011 give official painted curb markings the force…
Read full rule →Dallas County
Light RestrictionsTexas Transportation Code Section 544.011 gives official painted curb markings the force of regulatory signs across all…
Read full rule →Harris County
Light RestrictionsTexas Transportation Code section 544.011 makes only the local authority responsible for painting and maintaining curb…
Read full rule →Houston
Light RestrictionsOnly the City of Houston, through Public Works traffic engineering and Chapter 26 of the Code, may paint or authorize…
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.
Denton
Significant RestrictionsDenton loading zones require a written permit from the citizens traffic safety support commission, and parking in one…
Read full rule →Abilene
Some RestrictionsAbilene marks curb loading zones for two distinct uses under Code of Ordinances §§ 18-215 through 18-217. A vehicle in…
Read full rule →Amarillo
Some RestrictionsAmarillo's freight loading zones run from 7:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily except Sundays, marked by upright signs and…
Read full rule →Austin
Some RestrictionsAustin requires a permit from the Austin Transportation and Public Works Department before a commercial vehicle can…
Read full rule →Baytown
Some RestrictionsBaytown's Unified Land Development Code requires nonresidential and mixed-use buildings in the MUN, GC, FC, LI and HI…
Read full rule →Bryan
Some RestrictionsBryan caps commercial loading-zone stops at 30 minutes and lets the city manager designate loading zones by sign after…
Read full rule →Carrollton
Some RestrictionsCarrollton requires every nonresidential use that provides off-street loading facilities to design them under Zoning…
Read full rule →Cedar Park
Some RestrictionsCedar Park requires off-street loading spaces sized to floor area for any use that receives or distributes materials by…
Read full rule →Celina
Some RestrictionsCelina bars trucks, tractor-trailers, and other large vehicles from sundown-to-sunup parking in retail, office, and…
Read full rule →Conroe
Some RestrictionsConroe caps stops in marked loading zones under Code of Ordinances section 66-65. Passenger curb loading zones allow…
Read full rule →Corpus Christi
Some RestrictionsCorpus Christi's city manager or traffic engineer designates loading zones by sign under Code of Ordinances Sec…
Read full rule →Dallas
Some RestrictionsDallas freight curb loading zones run 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily except Sundays and meter holidays unless a sign says…
Read full rule →Edinburg
Some RestrictionsEdinburg caps passenger loading at two minutes in marked loading zones and requires commercial loading to be done…
Read full rule →El Paso
Some RestrictionsEl Paso manages downtown curb space through designated 'downtown parking districts' under City Code § 12.44.290, where…
Read full rule →Farmersville
Some RestrictionsFarmersville designates specific downtown curb areas as No Parking Zones or Ten Minute Loading Zones under Section…
Read full rule →Fort Worth
Some RestrictionsFort Worth caps passenger loading zones at five minutes and bars unpermitted commercial vehicles from marked commercial…
Read full rule →Frisco
Some RestrictionsAny nonresidential building of 50,000 square feet or more in Frisco must provide and maintain its own off-street…
Read full rule →Fulshear
Some RestrictionsFulshear bars commercial motor vehicles from stopping or parking on any city street except while actually loading or…
Read full rule →Garland
Some RestrictionsGarland bans stopping, standing, or parking in a posted loading zone unless you are actively loading or unloading…
Read full rule →Harlingen
Some RestrictionsHarlingen's City Code § 111-144 makes retail, commercial and industrial buildings provide an off-street loading area of…
Read full rule →Houston
Some RestrictionsHouston posts commercial vehicle loading zones with set hours; only commercial vehicles may park there, and only to…
Read full rule →Irving
Some RestrictionsIrving's traffic engineer designates and signs passenger and freight curb loading zones citywide, posting the hours…
Read full rule →Killeen
Some RestrictionsKilleen requires off-street loading space at retail, service, manufacturing, storage, warehouse, hotel and mortuary…
Read full rule →Laredo
Some RestrictionsLaredo limits loading zones to active loading and unloading only: property loading zones run 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m…
Read full rule →Leander
Some RestrictionsLeander requires one loading space per 10,000 square feet of commercial floor area (first 20,000 sq ft) and one per…
Read full rule →Longview
Some RestrictionsLongview caps how long vehicles can occupy marked curb loading zones: three minutes for passenger zones and 30 minutes…
Read full rule →Lubbock
Some RestrictionsLubbock loading zones run from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. under signs the city traffic engineer installs and maintains…
Read full rule →Midland
Some RestrictionsMidland limits marked freight curb loading zones to loading and unloading only, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5…
Read full rule →Mission
Some RestrictionsMission designates passenger and freight curb loading zones by sign; passenger zones cap stops at 3 minutes, freight…
Read full rule →New Braunfels
Some RestrictionsNew Braunfels caps freight curb loading zone stops at 30 minutes and passenger loading zones at 3 minutes citywide.
Read full rule →Odessa
Some RestrictionsOdessa designates curb loading zones by Traffic Engineering Department order, makes every city alley a loading zone by…
Read full rule →Parker
Some RestrictionsIn Parker's Special Activities (SA) zoning district, section 156.36(F)(5) requires all loading and unloading to happen…
Read full rule →Pearland
Some RestrictionsPearland requires off-street truck loading berths for any department store, industrial plant, manufacturing…
Read full rule →Pharr
Some RestrictionsPharr requires off-street truck loading berths for large commercial and industrial buildings, scaled to floor area, so…
Read full rule →Plano
Some RestrictionsPlano requires retail, commercial, industrial, hotel, office and restaurant buildings to provide off-street loading…
Read full rule →Richardson
Some RestrictionsRichardson defines curb and freight loading zones and lets the city traffic engineer decide where they go. Loading in…
Read full rule →Rockwall
Some RestrictionsRockwall's traffic director sets loading zone locations and posts signs stating the hours the restrictions apply.
Read full rule →Round Rock
Some RestrictionsRound Rock bars loading and unloading from collector and arterial street rights-of-way, and requires every commercial…
Read full rule →Rowlett
Some RestrictionsCommercial, industrial, and public/institutional buildings in Rowlett must provide off-street loading berths sized by…
Read full rule →San Angelo
Some RestrictionsSan Angelo limits loading zones to one per city block, reserved for heavy or bulky freight loading, and caps use at 15…
Read full rule →San Antonio
Some RestrictionsSan Antonio limits commercial vehicles to 30 minutes in a marked loading zone under Sec. 19-163, bars noncommercial…
Read full rule →Shenandoah
Some RestrictionsShenandoah, Texas designates passenger and freight curb loading zones by police-chief order with council approval…
Read full rule →Sugar Land
Some RestrictionsSugar Land caps stops in a marked passenger loading zone at three minutes and in a marked freight loading zone at 30…
Read full rule →Temple
Some RestrictionsTemple caps loading-zone stops at 30 minutes and reserves marked zones strictly for active freight or passenger loading…
Read full rule →Texarkana
Some RestrictionsTexarkana's traffic code reserves marked loading zones for commercial vehicles only: parking a noncommercial vehicle in…
Read full rule →Victoria
Some RestrictionsVictoria restricts curb loading zones to expeditious commercial loading and unloading only, with a 3-minute cap for…
Read full rule →Waco
Some RestrictionsWaco's traffic code caps how long a vehicle may sit in a marked curb loading zone: three minutes in a passenger zone…
Read full rule →Cameron County
Light RestrictionsCameron County sets no on-street loading-zone rules: those are established by cities on their own streets. The county's…
Read full rule →Georgetown
Light RestrictionsGeorgetown reserves marked "Loading Zone" spaces for expeditious loading, unloading, delivery, or pick-up of materials…
Read full rule →Grand Prairie
Light RestrictionsGrand Prairie reserves marked freight curb loading zones strictly for loading or unloading materials during their…
Read full rule →San Marcos
Light RestrictionsSan Marcos restricts curb loading zones to expeditious loading or unloading of passengers or freight during the posted…
Read full rule →Taylor
Light RestrictionsTaylor's curb loading zones for passengers and freight run from 7:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily except Sundays and legal…
Read full rule →Wichita Falls
Light RestrictionsTrucks loading or unloading freight in a marked curb loading zone must move within the posted time limit, capped at 30…
Read full rule →Preferential Parking Districts
Permit-only residential parking districts, how they're established, who qualifies for permits, and how visitor passes work.
Dallas
Significant RestrictionsDallas creates preferential residential parking zones through the citywide Resident-Parking-Only Program, City Code…
Read full rule →El Paso
Significant RestrictionsEl Paso lets residents petition to turn a block into a residential parking district once outside vehicles occupy over…
Read full rule →Lubbock
Significant RestrictionsLubbock lets residents petition to turn their block into a Resident Parking Only zone, limited to eight named…
Read full rule →New Braunfels
Significant RestrictionsNew Braunfels neighborhoods can petition the city to become a permit-only parking area under Code § 126-354. Once city…
Read full rule →Austin
Some RestrictionsAustin's Residents Only Zone rule lets the Transportation and Public Works Department restrict on-street parking near a…
Read full rule →Denton
Some RestrictionsAlong designated streets bordering Texas Woman's University, Denton requires a valid TWU parking permit displayed on…
Read full rule →Houston
Some RestrictionsHouston City Council can designate residential blocks with chronic commuter parking problems as Residential Parking…
Read full rule →Laredo
Some RestrictionsLaredo creates residential permit parking areas near schools when residents petition the city under Code of Ordinances…
Read full rule →San Antonio
Some RestrictionsSan Antonio lets residents petition the Center City Development Office to create a resident-only parking permit zone…
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.
Texas: statewide
StatewideSignificant RestrictionsTexas Occupations Code chapter 2308 sets the statewide rules for nonconsent towing and vehicle booting. A vehicle owner…
Read full rule →Leander
Heavy RestrictionsLeander sets its own dollar ceiling on every nonconsent tow that starts inside the city. Under the appendix A fee…
Read full rule →Denton
Significant RestrictionsDenton does not set its own non-consent tow rates. The city rewrote its entire towing article on November 19, 2024 by…
Read full rule →Harris County
Significant RestrictionsHarris County's tow truck ordinance, Subchapter 28G, covers only tows a law enforcement officer initiates, and only in…
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