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Can Your Neighbor Park in Front of You | Jersey News
Can your neighbor park in front of your house? The short answer: usually yes—public street parking is first-come, first-served. Unless your deed or lease says otherwise, you don’t own the asphalt. New Jersey bans parking that blocks hydrants, crosswalks, or railroad tracks, but driveway-front parking? That’s up to local towns—as long as it doesn’t disrupt traffic and you’re either the owner, resident, or have permission. Tensions flare when spots get claimed, but remember: everyone has equal access to public streets. Some towns limit parking to 72 hours; if you’re away, notify authorities…
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