Interactive LV2 Zone Map
The map below shows both the LV2 permit parking zone (orange, night-game tow zone) and Zone 383 (purple, year-round residential permit parking). These are separate zones with different permits. Zoom in on your block to see exactly where the boundary falls.
The LV2 zone boundary shown is approximate based on city permit zone data. Street-level enforcement can vary. Always check the signs on your specific block. The permit sign reads: "RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING LV2."
Check If Your Address Is in the LV2 Zone
Enter your street address to see if you're inside the LV2 zone. Residents inside the zone need a permit on game days. Visitors inside the zone cannot park during enforcement hours (5–10 PM).
Enter a Chicago street address to check the zone boundary.
LV2 Zone Boundary Streets
The LV2 zone covers the dense residential blocks immediately surrounding Wrigley Field. The rough boundaries:
| Direction | Boundary street | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| North | Irving Park Road (4000 N) | Northern edge of zone |
| South | Belmont Avenue (3200 N) | Southern edge, varies by block |
| West | Clark Street (700 W) | Western edge along Clark |
| East | Halsted Street (800 W) | Eastern edge varies |
The zone is not a perfect rectangle. Some blocks at the edges have partial coverage. The address checker above uses the official zone GeoJSON to give you a precise answer for your address.
Streets with the Most LV2 Tickets (FOIA Data)
Using a public records request, we obtained data on 9,434 LV2 parking tickets issued between 2018 and 2023. These are the streets where enforcement is heaviest:
| Street | Tickets (2018–2023) | Risk level |
|---|---|---|
| N Sheffield Ave | Highest concentration | High |
| N Kenmore Ave | High concentration | High |
| N Clifton Ave | High concentration | High |
| N Seminary Ave | Medium concentration | Medium |
| N Southport Ave | Medium concentration | Medium |
See the full data breakdown in the LV2 ticket data story, including breakdowns by game type and month.
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LV2 vs Zone 383: Two Different Zones
LV2 and Zone 383 are separate zones with separate permits. LV2 is a night-game tow zone (5-10 PM, Cubs night games only). Zone 383 is year-round residential permit parking. An LV2 permit is not valid on Zone 383 streets, and a Zone 383 sticker is not valid on LV2 streets. The streets outside both zones may fall under Zone 143 (Lincoln Park), which also operates year-round.
For a full comparison of how the zones overlap, see the Chicago permit zones guide.