Reserved Parking Signs
Reserved parking signs set a space aside for a specific person, role, or vehicle — assigned, visitor, guest, employee, tenant, and more (MUTCD R7-5). Choose a legend below, add a directional arrow, or customize with a name, unit, or space number. Printed on rust-proof .080" aluminum with reflective sheeting.
Reserved & Assigned Parking
Parking Signs By Who
Guest Parking (R7-5-100)
Guest Parking Only (R7-5-11)
Visitor Parking (R7-5-1)
Visitor Parking Only (R7-5-12)
Resident Parking Only (R7-5-10)
Tenant Parking (R7-5-6)
Employee Parking (R7-5-61)
Student Parking (R7-5-4)
Faculty Parking (R7-5-5)
Customer Parking (R7-5-17)
Parking Signs By Vehicle Type
Motorcycle Parking Only (R7-5-16)
Compact Car Parking Only (R7-5-24)
Carpool Parking Only (R7-5-23)
Fuel Efficient Vehicles (R7-5-18)
Hybrid Vehicles (R7-5-19)
Low Emitting Vehicles (R7-5-20)
Electric & Hybrid Only (R7-5-21)
Low-Emitting & Fuel-Efficient (R7-5-22)
Parking Signs With Directional Arrow
Visitor Parking – Arrow (R7-5-1A)
Student Parking – Arrow (R7-5-4A)
Faculty Parking – Arrow (R7-5-5A)
Tenant Parking – Arrow (R7-5-6A)
Customer Parking – Arrow (R7-5-17A)
Employee Parking – Arrow (R7-5-61A)
Guest Parking – Arrow (R7-5-100A)
Parking – Arrow (D4-1)
Other Parking Signs
Parallel Parking Only (R7-5-2)
Additional Parking In Rear (R7-5-14)
Drop Off & Pick Up Only (R7-5-9)
Bicycle Parking – Arrow (D4-3)
Reserved Parking Signs FAQ
What does a reserved parking sign mean?
A reserved parking sign marks a space that is set aside for a specific person, role, or vehicle type — such as a tenant, employee, visitor, or a numbered space. Only the authorized party may park there; other vehicles can be warned, ticketed, or towed depending on local rules and property policy.
Are reserved parking signs enforceable?
On private property, reserved parking signs are enforceable under the property owner's rules and, in many areas, local towing ordinances — which is why they are often paired with a tow-away notice. On public streets, enforcement depends on whether the restriction is authorized by the local traffic authority.
What is the difference between Reserved, Assigned, and Visitor parking signs?
Reserved and Assigned both set a space aside for a specific holder, and the words are often used interchangeably; Assigned usually implies a specific named person or unit. Visitor (or Guest) parking signs do the opposite — they mark spaces open to guests rather than restricted to one holder.
Can I customize a reserved parking sign with a name, unit, or space number?
Yes. We can add a name, apartment or unit number, space number, license-plate line, or custom wording to any reserved parking sign. Custom reserved signs are ideal for assigned spaces in apartments, condos, and offices.
What sizes do reserved parking signs come in?
The most common sizes are 12x18 inches for standard spaces and 18x24 inches where higher visibility is needed. Smaller 9x12 inch signs are also used for tight or low-speed lots.
Do you offer reserved parking signs with a stand or post?
Yes. Reserved parking signs can be ordered with a portable base or mounted on a post, in addition to the flat sign panel for wall or existing-post mounting. Ask about stand and post options when you order.
What color are reserved parking signs?
Most reserved, visitor, and assigned parking signs use green legend and border on a white background, the standard color for parking-permission signs. Some restrictive variants use red on white; either can be produced.
What are reserved parking signs made of?
Signs are printed on rust-proof .080-inch aluminum with reflective sheeting so they stay legible day and night and last for years outdoors. Non-reflective and heavier-gauge options are available on request.
