What is the basis for not allowing trucks to enter the community?

1. What is the basis for trucks not entering the community?

1, whether it is reasonable for the community not to let trucks in depends on the rules and regulations of the community property management. If the management rules and regulations of residential property explicitly prohibit trucks from parking in the residential area, it is reasonable for the residential area not to allow trucks to enter. If there is no explicit provision, it is unreasonable to prohibit car owners from parking trucks in the community, which infringes on the legitimate rights and interests of car owners.

2. Legal basis: Article 6 of the Property Management Regulations.

The owner of the house is the owner.

Owners enjoy the following rights in property management activities:

(a) in accordance with the provisions of the realty service contract, accept the services provided by the realty service enterprise;

(two) proposed to convene a meeting of the owners' congress, and put forward suggestions on matters related to property management;

(three) put forward suggestions on formulating and amending the management statute and the rules of procedure of the owners' congress;

(four) to participate in the owners' meeting and exercise the right to vote;

(five) to elect members of the owners' committee and enjoy the right to be elected;

(six) to supervise the work of the owners' committee;

(seven) to supervise the realty service enterprise to perform the realty service contract;

(eight) the right to know and supervise the use of * * * parts of the property, * * facilities and equipment and related sites;

(nine) to supervise the management and use of special maintenance funds for * * * parts of the property and * * * facilities and equipment (hereinafter referred to as special maintenance funds);

(ten) other rights stipulated by laws and regulations.

Second, does the property have the right to prevent the owner's vehicle from entering the community?

1. The property has no right to prevent the owner's vehicle from entering the community. It is a violation of the legitimate rights and interests of the owners to prohibit their vehicles from parking in the community. The property company and the owner first negotiate to solve the problem. When necessary, the owner can show whether the rules and regulations of residential property management explicitly prohibit parking in the residential area;

2. The parking space land in the residential area belongs to the public, so the ownership belongs to all owners. Property only has the right of management, and there is no legal basis for restricting the entry of owners' vehicles.