Oversized Vehicle Parking Permits
Motor vehicles longer than 22 feet in length or 84 inches wide are prohibited from parking on any public street or highway in the City of Huntington Beach without a valid oversized vehicle permit. RVs and unattached trailers, regardless of size, are prohibited from parking on any public street or highway without a valid permit. Any vehicle with an attached trailer (or similar combination), measuring more than 22 feet, is considered oversized and requires a permit to park on a public street or highway within the City of Huntington Beach
Residents may obtain a permit to park an oversized vehicle at no cost for no more than 3 days at a time, 12 days in month, 144 days in a calendar year. Permits are granted to allow the loading and unloading of oversized vehicles only in front of their home.
The first infraction for an oversized vehicle violation is $82, the second is $164, and the third and any subsequent violation is $246. For information on contesting or paying a parking violation, visit www.pticket.com
Oversized Vehicle Rules/Regulations:
Oversized vehicle permits are available for residents of Huntington Beach. Oversized vehicle permits are granted to allow the loading and unloading of oversized vehicles. Pursuant to 10.44.065HBMC, permits shall be issued to the oversized vehicle only (trailer/Rv) and not the drawing vehicle.
Oversized vehicle permits DO NOT exempt vehicles from street sweeping. Vehicles with valid permits must obey all CVC and HBMC.
Residents are encouraged to use the online permit system. If you are unable to create a permit online, please call (714) 536-5663, Monday through Thursday between 8:00 am and 4:00 pm.
Any violation of the above may result in the revocation of the existing and/or future permits.
The New Oversized Vehicle Ordinance Below Goes Into Effect on December 1st.
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