LegitParkParking guides by city
Can you park on that block — and for how long? LegitPark reads the real curb rules (meters, street sweeping, permit zones) for any address. Browse 45 US cities below, or check your exact spot free.
🅿️ Check any address →📊 Across all 45 cities LegitPark currently tracks 166,427 metered blocks, 232,450 street-sweeping segments, 27,729 permit zones, and 3,469 driver-scanned signs — refreshed weekly from official city open data and driver reports.
What's in every city guide
- Meters — where you pay, the hourly rate and time limit where the city publishes it, and which app that city uses to pay.
- Street sweeping — the day and time window your block is swept, which is the single biggest source of surprise tickets in most cities.
- Permit / residential zones — whether a block is permit-only, and whether visitors get a time-limited grace period.
- Local quirks and ticket traps — the things only residents know, like Chicago's two-inch snow rule or Pittsburgh's parking chair.
- A plain-English FAQ — including whether street parking is actually free on Sundays and holidays in that city.
Coverage depth is not the same everywhere, and each guide says so plainly. Cities that publish open data get exact meter and sweeping records; cities that don't are covered by driver-scanned signs and citywide default ordinances. We never guess a block we have no data for — the posted sign is always the legal authority.
New to US parking rules? Start with how far to park from a hydrant or stop sign, and what the painted curb colors mean →
All 45 cities we cover
- Parking in Atlanta8 scanned
- Parking in Austin9 scanned
- Parking in Baltimore92 metered · 15,194 permit
- Parking in Bloomington1,441 metered · 10 permit
- Parking in Boise693 metered
- Parking in Boston6,955 metered · 19 scanned
- Parking in Buffalo367 metered
- Parking in Cambridge3,089 metered
- Parking in Charlotte1,328 metered
- Parking in Chicago849 sweeping · 108 scanned
- Parking in Cincinnati9 scanned
- Parking in Cleveland8 scanned
- Parking in Columbus375 metered
- Parking in Dallas32 scanned
- Parking in Denver5,074 metered · 51 sweeping · 552 scanned
- Parking in Detroit27 scanned
- Parking in Fort Worth827 metered
- Parking in Gainesville459 metered · 5 permit
- Parking in Grand Rapids2,460 metered · 3 permit
- Parking in Houston19 scanned
- Parking in Indianapolis4,011 metered
- Parking in Kansas City8 scanned
- Parking in Las Vegas37 scanned
- Parking in Los Angeles34,967 metered · 1,696 scanned
- Parking in Louisville3,256 metered
- Parking in Miami20 scanned
- Parking in Milwaukee11 scanned
- Parking in Minneapolis9,452 metered
- Parking in Nashville10 scanned
- Parking in New Orleans1,145 metered · 17 permit
- Parking in New York City15,598 metered · 165,364 sweeping
- Parking in Oakland4,872 metered · 69 scanned
- Parking in Orlando
- Parking in Philadelphia57 scanned
- Parking in Pittsburgh1,022 metered · 49 permit
- Parking in Portland2,135 metered · 22 permit
- Parking in Raleigh1,784 metered · 352 sweeping · 979 permit
- Parking in Sacramento6,294 metered
- Parking in San Antonio26 scanned
- Parking in San Diego3,892 metered · 27,978 sweeping · 606 scanned
- Parking in San Francisco38,696 metered · 37,856 sweeping · 7,778 permit · 82 scanned
- Parking in San Jose2,487 metered · 786 permit
- Parking in Seattle9,178 metered · 2,878 permit
- Parking in St. Louis7 scanned
- Parking in Washington DC4,478 metered · 8 permit · 49 scanned
Parking guide FAQ
How do I find out if I can park on a specific block?
Pick your city below for the general rules, or open LegitPark and drop a pin on the exact block. LegitPark reads meters, street-sweeping schedules, and permit zones for that specific point and returns a four-state answer — not safe, pay or permit, safe with a time limit, or no known restriction. The posted sign is always the legal authority.
Which US cities does LegitPark cover?
LegitPark has parking guides for 45 US cities, listed below. Coverage depth varies: some cities publish full open data for meters, street sweeping, and permit zones, while others are covered by driver-scanned signs and citywide default ordinances. Each city guide states exactly what is tracked there.
Is street parking free on Sundays?
It depends on the city and often on the individual block. Many cities suspend meter enforcement on Sundays but still enforce street sweeping, permit zones, and time limits — so a free meter does not mean a free curb. Check your city's guide below for the local rule, and confirm against the posted sign.
Does LegitPark cost anything?
No. Checking the parking rules for any address is free, and so are all the city guides.