Despite oversize-vehicle tickets, coastal residents see no changes

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The San Diego Police Department is stepping up enforcement against overnight parking in beach areas by people living in cars and RVs.

Between July 2-25, SDPD issued 189 oversize-vehicle citations and 519 parking tickets. San Diego has had ordinances on the books restricting vehicle habitation, particularly overnight.

Sleeping in a vehicle on public streets is prohibited between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m., and long-term vehicle habitation on private property is often restricted.

Despite the additional enforcement and citations, many residents haven’t noticed an appreciable difference.

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Despite more oversize-vehicle citations, coastal residents see no changes

By Dave Schwab • Times of San Diego

Following a long delay, the San Diego Police Department is now stepping up enforcement on people living in cars and RVs parking overnight in beach areas, including Mission Bay.

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