Where can I access the parking rules where I live?

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Are you looking for statewide parking rules - or parking laws for your town?

Statewide parking laws - concerning matters such as how far away you must park from a fire hydrant, driveway, or curb - should be found in your state's driver's license manual.

Meanwhile, local parking rules can be discovered by searching through your municipality's legal code. But, it's easier to simply call your local police department or city law department and ask.

It's important to know when and where you can park, or otherwise you risk getting a parking ticket. For instance, many cities prohibit on-street overnight parking. Others have snow parking bans, which means you can't park on a street when a certain amount of snow is on the ground. And, there are a myriad of other situations that can be covered by parking laws.

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