US: Residents near 2026 World Cup venues turn yards into paid parking lots.

SHOTLIST: LOS ANGELES, US (JULY 11, 2026) 1. VARIOUS OF RESIDENTS NEAR LOS ANGELES STADIUM HOLDING "PARKING" SIGNS / PARKING BANNERS DISPLAYED ON GARDEN FENCES / LOCAL RESIDENT NORIE GUIDING DRIVER INTO HIS YARD 2. LOCAL RESIDENT NORIE SPEAKING TO REPORTER (English) 3. VARIOUS OF CARS PASSING / BANNERS ADVERTISING PAID PARKING 4. ANOTHER LOCAL RESIDENT NENO EMMANUEL SPEAKING TO REPORTER (English) / STANDING OUTSIDE HIS HOUSE 5. VARIOUS OF RESIDENTS HOLDING "PARKING" SIGNS LOS ANGELES, US - JULY 11, 2026: Residents living near stadiums hosting 2026 FIFA World Cup matches in the United States turned their driveways and yards into parking lots during the tournament. Ahead of matches in Los Angeles, many homeowners displayed “Parking” signs outside their properties to attract motorists heading to the stadium. Unofficial parking fees near the venue generally ranged from $50 to $100 during the tournament.