According to Mississippi law, where are you allowed to leave your vehicle parked and unattended?

In Mississippi, parking in a public parking lot is permitted for unattended vehicles as these areas are specifically designated for parking and are intended to accommodate vehicles safely. Public parking lots typically have clear signage and markings that indicate they are lawful places for vehicle storage, provided that the vehicle complies with any posted regulations regarding time limits and appropriate space usage.

On the contrary, leaving a vehicle unattended on a busy street can obstruct traffic flow and create hazards for other drivers; thus, doing so is often against the law. Parking in a driveway is generally acceptable when it is your own property, but restrictions could apply based on local regulations. Lastly, parking on the shoulder of the road can pose safety risks and is usually not allowed unless there is a specific emergency situation or signage indicating otherwise.