Can a blue van park in the community?

1. Can a blue van be parked in the community?

1. Blue brand trucks belong to freight vehicles, because it is ok to transport them into the community, but they cannot stay in the community. Blue brand trucks generally refer to light trucks with a total mass of 4.5 tons or less and a length of less than 6 meters. This kind of truck can apply for a city pass, and the requirements for driver's license are not high. Generally, it is used by individual drivers. In particular, the cargo capacity is not too large, and blue brand trucks are mainly used for short-distance intercity logistics.

2. Legal basis: Article 50 of the Property Management Regulations.

Owners and property service enterprises shall not occupy or dig roads and sites within the property management area without authorization, which will harm the interests of owners.

Because of the maintenance of property or public interests, the owners really need to temporarily occupy or dig roads and sites, and shall obtain the consent of the owners' committee and the realty service enterprise; If it is really necessary for a realty service enterprise to temporarily occupy or dig roads and sites, it shall obtain the consent of the owners' committee.

Owners and property service enterprises shall restore the roads and sites temporarily occupied and excavated to their original state within the agreed time limit.

Second, can the owner's own truck be parked in the community?

It depends on whether there are parking regulations for small trucks in the community owners convention. The law does not explicitly prohibit small trucks from parking in the community. Generally, it is stipulated in the convention of community owners that the property does not allow small trucks to park in the community. If necessary, let them show whether the management rules and regulations of the residential property expressly prohibit trucks from parking in the residential area. It is forbidden to park the owner's truck in the community, which infringes on the legitimate rights and interests of the owner. In addition to privately purchased property parking spaces, all other parking spaces in the community should belong to public parking spaces. Generally, the owner and the property management company agree to pay parking fees on a monthly, annual and daily basis.