 That's Coma Forest Moe Heider reporting. Do parking city ordinances restrict that restricting the time an RV can be parked on the street violate a state constitutional right to interstate travel? Well, the state Supreme Court has answered that question saying no, it does not. In this particular case, they're siding with the city of Lacey, which has a four-hour limit on large vehicles parked on the street. Some had sued saying that was unfair, but the state Supreme Court says nope. The city of Lacey, they can go ahead and put restrictions if they'd like.