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Title 4 — PUBLIC SAFETY

Chapter 3 — TRAFFIC

Los Altos Hills Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Los Altos Hills

§ 4-3.101. Scope.

§ 4-3.102. Vehicle Code definitions.

§ 4-3.103. Designated.

§ 4-3.201. Chief of Police—Powers and duties.

§ 4-3.301. Signs required.

§ 4-3.302. Authority of Police Department and Fire Department officers.

§ 4-3.303. Interference with and obstructing police officers and other authorized

§ 4-3.304. Authority to direct traffic.

§ 4-3.305. Obedience to police officers and other authorized personnel.

§ 4-3.306. Obedience by public employees.

§ 4-3.307. Violations misdemeanors.

§ 4-3.308. Exemption of certain vehicles.

§ 4-3.309. Reports of damages to certain property.

§ 4-3.310. Removal of vehicles from streets.3

§ 4-3.401. Authority to install.

§ 4-3.402. Obedience required.

§ 4-3.403. Hours of operation.

§ 4-3.404. Removal, relocation, and discontinuance.

§ 4-3.405. Traffic signals—Installation.

§ 4-3.406. Lane marking.

§ 4-3.407. Distinctive roadway markings.

§ 4-3.408. Painting street and curb surfaces.

§ 4-3.501. Turning markers—Multiple lanes.

§ 4-3.502. Restricted turn signs.

§ 4-3.503. Right turns at signal-controlled intersections.

§ 4-3.504. Prohibited turns—Signs—Obedience.

§ 4-3.601. Signs.

§ 4-3.701. Stop signs.

§ 4-3.702. Designation of through streets and stop intersections.

§ 4-3.703. Emerging from alleys, driveways, and buildings.

§ 4-3.801. Clinging to moving vehicles.

§ 4-3.802. Riding or driving on sidewalks.

§ 4-3.803. Riding or driving on bridle paths.

§ 4-3.804. Riding or driving on new pavement and markings.

§ 4-3.805. Obedience to barriers and signs.

§ 4-3.806. Obstructing traffic by entering intersections.

§ 4-3.807. Limited access roadways—Entering and leaving.

§ 4-3.808. Commercial vehicles using private driveways.4

§ 4-3.809. Vehicles using private property.5

§ 4-3.810. Tracking dirt on streets.6

§ 4-3.901. Establishment, designation, and maintenance crosswalks.

§ 4-3.902. Use of crosswalks.

§ 4-3.1001. Application of provisions.

§ 4-3.1002. Pathways.

§ 4-3.1003. No stopping zones, no parking areas and restricted parking

§ 4-3.1004. No parking areas—Designation.

§ 4-3.1005. No stopping zones—Designation—Obedience.

§ 4-3.1006. All-night parking.

§ 4-3.1007. Parking for more than 72 hours.

§ 4-3.1008. Parking vehicles for sale.

§ 4-3.1009. Parking vehicles for greasing or repair.

§ 4-3.1010. Parking vehicles for washing or polishing for charges.

§ 4-3.1011. Parking adjacent to schools.

§ 4-3.1012. Parking on narrow streets.

§ 4-3.1013. Parking on grades.

§ 4-3.1014. Parking by peddlers and vendors and for the transportation of property for

§ 4-3.1015. Emergency parking signs.

§ 4-3.1016. Disabled commercial vehicles—Display of warning devices.

§ 4-3.1101. Designated.

§ 4-3.1102. Applicability of traffic laws.

§ 4-3.1201. Designated.

§ 4-3.1202. Signs—Obedience—Exceptions.

§ 4-3.1203. Commercial vehicles prohibited on certain streets—Exceptions.

§ 4-3.1204. Commercial vehicles prohibited on Junipero Serra Freeway—Exceptions.

§ 4-3.1301. Decrease of State speed limits.

§ 4-3.1302. Regulation of speed by traffic signals.

§ 4-3.1401. Trip reduction.

§ 4-3.1402. Certification.

§ 4-3.1501. Definitions.

§ 4-3.1502. Designation of preferential parking districts.

§ 4-3.1503. Issuance of permits.

§ 4-3.1504. Posting signs in permit parking area.

§ 4-3.1505. Permit parking exemption.

§ 4-3.1506. Exceptions to provisions.

§ 4-3.1507. Exemption of certain vehicles.

§ 4-3.1508. Application for and duration of permit.

§ 4-3.1509. Permit fees.

§ 4-3.1510. Deposit of permit fees.

§ 4-3.1511. Penalty provisions.

§ 4-3.1512. Permit revocation procedure.

§ 4-3.1513. Dissolving district.

§ 4-3.1514. Official business permits.

§ 4-3.1515. Suspension of enforcement.

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