Prohibited parking areas
A driver cannot park a motor vehicle in any of the following areas:

• Within an intersection of 2 or more roads;
  
• On a crosswalk;
  
• Within a bus stop zone;
  
• In front of a public or private driveway;
  
• Within 25 feet of a crosswalk;
  
• On a sidewalk;
  
• Anywhere marked “No Parking” by a state authorized sign;
  
• Within 50 feet of a stop sign;
  
• Within 10 feet of a fire hydrant;
  
• Within 50 feet of a railroad crossing;
  
• Within 20 feet of a fire station’s driveway, if parking on the same side of the street, or within 75 feet if parking on the side opposite the fire station;
  
• Alongside or opposite any street construction when to park would block traffic;
  
• Next to a parked vehicle (double park);
  
• On any bridge located on a highway or any highway tunnel or underpass;
  
• In a parking space marked for handicapped people, if the car does not have a handicap plate or permit

Penalties:
If the driver is found guilty:
Except for parking in a handicap space, parking offenses generally do not require a court appearance. If a person does not pay parking tickets, or appear in court if ordered to do so, a default judgment can be entered against them, and that person can lose their driver’s license.

For most parking offenses

• A fine of $44.

• A fine of $50.

Points:
No points.