parked
v.v. to leave a car or other vehicle in a specific place for a period of time. You usually do this in a garage, on the street, or in a lot.
v. to bring a vehicle to a halt and leave it temporarily in a designated area. Transitive when used with an object; also used intransitively to describe the act of stopping.
He parked the car right in front of the house.
Because the main lot was full, she parked her van on a side street and walked to the office.
The city council recently passed a law that prohibits residents from leaving their trailers parked on public roads for more than forty-eight consecutive hours.
The verb is both transitive ('park the car') and intransitive ('where should I park?').
I am parked at the streetI am parked on the streetWhen referring to the location of a vehicle, use the preposition 'on' for streets or 'in' for lots and garages.