Some regulatory signs indicate parking restrictions; where are you allowed to park?

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Parking is controlled by regulatory signs and painted markings, so you must park only in areas that are specifically designated as allowed for parking. This means sticking to spaces that are marked for parking or shown by signs to permit it. Following these indications keeps you from blocking driveways, hydrants, or restricted zones and helps you avoid fines or towing. If you see a sign or curb marking that says no parking, no standing, or a loading zone, you shouldn’t park there. Some areas may also limit parking by time or require a permit, so you’d park only for the allowed duration or with the proper permit. Parking anywhere in the city or in front of stores when restrictions apply isn’t permitted. The rule is simple: park where the signs and markings say you can.