Virginia law allows local governments to enact ordinances limiting parking duration to no more than two hours for large vehicles (over 12,000 pounds or 30 feet long) in commercial areas, unless actively loading or engaged in utility work. Additionally, the Virginia Department of Highways has authority to regulate parking on certain state highway sections. These provisions aim to manage parking and ensure safety on public roads.
Yes, local governments can limit parking to no more than two hours for vehicles over 12,000 pounds or 30 feet long, unless they are actively loading, unloading, or engaged in utility work.
Yes, vehicles actively engaged in loading, unloading, or utility work are exempt from the two-hour parking limit.
Yes, the Commissioner of Highways can regulate parking on parts of the primary and secondary state highway systems through regulation.
Enforcement depends on local ordinances and regulations; generally, authorities can enforce parking limits once laws are in place.