Parking
on City Streets in Lakewood
The
City of Lakewood has numerous traffic and parking rules and regulations
(laws and ordinances) that are described in the City of Lakewood Municipal
Code. A great many of these laws are considered to be common sense or courtesy.
They are things that most drivers learn early in their driving careers.
Sometimes, in our hectic lives we forget some of these things. These are
things that are ticketable offenses, even if there is no reminder present,
such as a sign. The City of Lakewood Traffic Engineering Division would
like to take a moment to remind you of the most commonly forgotten rules.Unless
necessary to avoid a conflict with other traffic or directed to by a police
officer or traffic control device, the following regulations apply on all
City of Lakewood streets.
- No Parking is allowed within five
feet of a private or public driveway.
|
 |
 |
- No Parking is allowed within 20
feet of a crosswalk.
|
- No Parking is allowed within 30
feet upon the approach to any flashing beacon or signal, stop
sign, yield sigh, or traffc-control signal located at the side
of the roadway.
|
 |
- No Parking is allowed within 20 feet
of the driveway entrance to any fire station or, on the side of the
street opposite the entrance of any fire station, within seventy-five
feet of said entrance when properly sign posted.
- No Parking is allowed within 15 feet
of a fire hydrant.
There are also rules prohibiting double-parking and
parking on sidewalks, within crosswalks, intersections, travel lanes, or
fire lanes, or on elevated structures. If illegal parking is creating an
immediate danger requiring enforcement, please contact the police department
at 303-987-7111. For other parking concerns or question, please contact
the traffic engineering division at 303-987-7980.

|
Counts
-
Traffic
Counts
Frequent Questions
-
What
are those Cameras at the intersections?
-
How
do I report a missing Traffic Sign?
-
How
do I report a malfunctioning Signal?
-
How
do I request a Speed Hump?
-
How
do I request a Speed Monitoring Trailer?
-
How
do I request a Speed Display Sign?
-
How
do I report a Street Light Outage?
Bicycling
- Bicycle
System Master Plan
Parking
-
Parking
on City Streets
Schools
-
School
Safety Brochure
Pedestrian Safety
-
Pedestrian
Safety
Signals
-
Lakewood's
Traffic Signal Standards
Signs & Markings
-
City's
Stop Sign Policy
-
Pavement
Markings
-
Signs
and Markings
Traffic Calming
-
Children
Playing Signs
-
Lowering
Speed Limits
-
Roundabouts
Traffic
Control Plans
-
Traffic
Control Plans
Transportation Links
-
Car
Pool Information
-
CDOT
-
USDOT
-
Denver
International Airport
-
RTD:
"The Ride"
-
Road
Information
|