DOT
Photos by and courtesy of Allan RosenTHE COMMUTE: In early 2012, we reported on confusing Department of Transportation (DOT) parking and traffic regulations [/how-much-do-you-know-about-parking-regulations/] and on confusing and outdated signage [/one-change-that-should-not-be-made-and-others-that-are-long-overdue/] mentioning the taxi stand on Brighton Beach Avenue. That stand is not even listed in DOT’s database of
free parking
Community board leaders are about to lose one of their sweetest perks: a parking placard that lets them park anywhere in the city for free for up to three hours. The free parking privilege, which has been enjoyed for years by the chairs of each of the 59 community boards,
no parking
Do you park on Prospect Avenue, between 5th and 6th Avenues? Heads up that there is no parking on that block from 5pm to 10pm tonight.
No Barking
Carroll Street between 5th and 6th Avenues Apparently, cars are the least of our problems.
no parking
Beginning this weekend, there is “No Parking” allowed on the streets of Manhattan Beach on Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays such as Memorial Day, Independence Day and Labor Day. As per New York City parking regulations, this ban on parking will be in effect all summer until September 15. Please