Frequently Asked Questions

How can I get more signs on my street?

Traffic Engineering is responsible for street signage and can be reached at (951) 826-5366 during normal business hours and you can contact the (dial 311) after hours.

How do I get additional enforcement on my street or area?

If you have a particular situation on your street and require enforcement, you can call (951) 826-5620 during normal business hours and you can contact the (dial 311) after hours to request additional enforcement.

What are the rules for parking recreational vehicles on the street?

Recreational vehicles (RVs) are okay to park on the street 24 hours before and 24 hour after a trip to allow time to load or unload the vehicle. RV’s should not be stored on any residential street beyond the allotted time.

I live near a school and students continually park up and down the street even though it’s restricted. Can these vehicles receive a citation?

Yes, they are subject to a citation and should be reported to (951) 826-5620 during normal business hours and you can contact the (dial 311) after hours.

There are a line of cars parked along the street posted for sale, is that a violation?

No, it is not a violation to post your vehicle for sale on the street. If the vehicle is parked on an unpaved parcel or where there are No Parking Signs posted then yes, they would be in violation of the posted regulation.

Can commercial trucks park in residential streets? If not, where can they park?

It is unlawful to park a commercial vehicle in a residential area unless they are loading or unloading. Commercial vehicles can park only where signs are posted indicating commercial vehicle parking authorized.  Please see the Commercial Vehicle Parking Guide.

I am having a party at my house which requires a permit, is it okay for my guests to park in the street?

Yes, enforcement for the day or evening can be suspended. It is recommended that you inform the City of the event at (951) 826-5620 during normal business hours and you can contact the (dial 311) after hours. You should also contact your adjacent neighbors so they understand why there is no enforcement.