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Parking
Regulations
The primary purpose for parking regulations
is to proactively manage the City's scarce supply of on-street
parking, promote the economic vitality of the city, to ease
traffic congestion and to enhance the quality of life of City
residents.
Parking on public streets and alleys is regulated
by the Los Angeles Municipal Code and the California
Vehicle Code.
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The following general
provisions of law apply whether or not there are signs
or curb markings present:
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Waiting inside a vehicle at an expired parking meter is not exempt from citation. (This also includes idling or passenger loading.) Payment must be made to avoid violating LAMC Section 88.07.
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No vehicle may be parked continuously
at one location on any public roadway for more than
72 hours.
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Parking is prohibited in alleys,
except for the purpose of actively unloading goods
or passengers.
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Parking of heavy duty commercial
vehicles is prohibited in residential areas, unless
the vehicle is loading or unloading goods or has
a service call in the immediate vicinity.
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Parking of unattached semi-trailers
is prohibited on any street.
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Parking is prohibited in an intersection
or a crosswalk, within 15 feet of a fire station
driveway or fire hydrant, in front of a public or
private driveway, on a sidewalk or parkway*, on the
roadway side of a parked vehicle (double parking),
in a bus stop, in a tunnel, upon a bridge (unless
otherwise posted) or in such a manner that obstructs
the free use of the street.
*Suspended under council file 11-1676
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Parking is prohibited in a center
median strip, unless signs are posted permitting
parking on the median.
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Parking is prohibited in front
of a public or private driveway (even your own driveway).
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Parking an unattached semi-trailer
on any street is prohibited, except for semi-trailers
used for carrying personal property or for recreational
purposes.
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Be aware of signage when you park.
Read all signs, they may include time frame restrictions
and other parking guidelines.
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Street sweeping
signs are posted in areas of the City where there
is a routine street sweeping schedule. Parking is
prohibited on the designated days for the entire
time posted on the sign.
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