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1. My pickup is strictly a passenger vehicle. Do I have to park it in my garage overnight?

No, passenger vehicles with no commercial markings or equipment may park in residential driveways or on streets.

2. I use my "B" plated vehicle for both a commercial and non-commercial use. May I park it on the street in front of my house during the evening hours?

If your vehicle has commercial markings (for instance a company name and phone number), you may not park on a residential street or driveway.

3. If I do not have a garage, may I park my commercial vehicle in my driveway?

No, you will need to make arrangements to park your vehicle elsewhere.

4. My pickup truck has a plow attached to the front, and a small storage chest in the bed during the winter season only. Does this prohibit me from parking on a residential property or street?

Yes, when a plow or other auxiliary equipment is placed on a vehicle, it may not be parked on a residential street or driveway.

5. My panel van has rear seating and both rear and side windows, may I park it in front of my house?

Yes, vehicles with rear seating, a rear window and side windows located adjacent to the rear passenger seats and no commercial markings may park on residential streets and driveways.