Q.How do I find out when my street is cleaned?
A.It's easy. Just type your street name into our search bar, or pick your city from the list. We will show you the exact days and times you need to move your car.
🧹 Updated for 2026 Parking Rules
Find Your Exact Street Sweeping Schedule
Search your street to find real-time parking restrictions, sweeping hours, and holiday exceptions across the USA.
Top Cities:San Francisco, CA
Why Check Our Schedule?
A simple parking ticket can cost over $90. Knowing exactly when the sweeper comes saves you money and the headache of dealing with the city.
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Exact Block Times
Cleaning times change from block to block. We tell you the exact start and end times for where you parked, so you don't have to guess.
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Avoid Citations
Parking rules can be confusing with 1st and 3rd-week schedules. We make it easy to understand so you don't wake up to a ticket on your windshield.
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Holiday Check
Not sure if you need to move your car today? Check our live holiday tracker before you leave your car on the street.
How to Avoid Parking Tickets
Just follow these three easy steps to make sure your car is legally parked.
1. Search Your Street
Type your street name into our search bar to find your local block.
2. Check the Rules
Look at the specific times and days for your side of the road.
3. Park Safely
Move your car before the cleaning starts, and wait until the time is totally over before parking again.
What Do These Parking Signs Mean?
Cities use a lot of confusing words. Here is a quick guide to what common parking terms actually mean.
Alternate Side Parking (ASP)
This just means you have to park on the other side of the street on certain days so the cleaning trucks can do their job.
Tow-Away Zones
Do not park here during the times listed on the sign (usually during morning or evening traffic). If you do, your car will be towed away immediately.
Colored Curbs
Red means never park there. White means you can stop for a few minutes to pick someone up. Yellow is for delivery trucks only.
Resident Permits (RPP)
If you don't have a sticker for that neighborhood, you can usually only park there for 2 hours. But remember, street cleaning rules still apply to everyone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q.Do I have to move my car on holidays?
A.Most big cities stop street cleaning on major holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas. But rules change depending on where you live. Always check our city holiday guide to be 100% sure.
Q.Can I park my car as soon as the cleaning truck goes by?
A.No, it's usually a bad idea. In places like San Francisco and LA, parking officers can still give you a ticket if you park before the time on the sign is officially over. Wait until the time is completely up.
Q.What does Alternate Side Parking (ASP) mean?
A.This is a rule in cities like New York. It just means you have to move your car to the other side of the street on certain days so the cleaning trucks can sweep the curb.