Officers say that recently, a citation was issued to a commercial vehicle found parked in a residential neighborhood— a common complaint they receive.
“While it might seem harmless, parking large trucks in residential areas can block visibility for other drivers, damage curbs and landscaping, and create safety concerns for pedestrians. These areas are not designed to accommodate the size and weight of commercial vehicles, and most cities have ordinances prohibiting it,” officers said in a social media post.
The California Highway Patrol reminds all commercial vehicle drivers to plan ahead and use designated truck stops or commercial parking areas.
Any residents who see a similar issue in their neighborhood are encouraged to contact officers.
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