Yes, there can be rules and restrictions on using shared parking spaces or guest parking facilities. These rules are typically set by the owner or manager of the property, such as a homeowners association or a commercial building management company. Some common rules and restrictions may include:
1. Time limits: The parking facility may have designated time limits for guest parking, such as a maximum stay of 2 hours.
2. Guest permits: Some properties may require guests to display a guest parking permit on their vehicle's dashboard to indicate authorized use of the parking space.
3. Registration: Guests may need to register their vehicle with the property management or obtain a temporary parking permit before using the parking facility.
4. Towing policy: Illegally parked vehicles or those violating the parking rules may be subject to towing at the owner's expense.
5. Visitor hours: Certain properties may restrict guest parking to specific hours, such as overnight guest parking only.
6. Shared use agreements: In shared parking spaces, there may be agreements or guidelines on how parking spaces are shared among residents or tenants.
It's important to check with the property owner or management to understand the specific rules and restrictions in place for shared or guest parking spaces.
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