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off-street

British  

adjective

  1. located away from a street

    off-street parking

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It also manages 11,347 off-street parking spaces in lots and garages.

From Los Angeles Times

Enforcement for on-street and off-street parking had been provided by red coat traffic attendants.

From BBC

An important caveat is that undoing parking minimums does not mean that all parking will vanish overnight, but rather that any off-street parking built will not need to adhere to any minimum standard.

From Salon

But in essence, Tempe requires an off-street parking spot for every bedroom, following the basic assumption that most residents will have a car and need a place to store it.

From Seattle Times

However, almost two thirds of electric car owners have off-street parking and will rarely ever use public chargers.

From BBC