bike racks
Back in January, the Department of Transportation announced it was planning on turning 12,000 defunct parking meter poles into bike racks [http://www.streetsblog.org/2013/01/09/nyc-dot-prepares-for-12000-parking-meter-to-bike-rack-conversions/] . At last week’s CB14 meeting, where the DOT was on hand to discuss adding bike lanes to our area
parking meters
Thanks to the Brooklyn News [http://www.brooklynews.com/110612-nyc-dept-of-transportation-e-mail-mix-up-can-cost-you-65/] for pointing out the erroneous email the DOT sent out regarding parking meters tomorrow: > Earlier today the New York City Dept. of Transportation sent out an email that parking meters will be suspended tomorrow, Nov 7th. However, that is
parking meters
Source: Marlith via Wikimedia CommonsThe Department of Transportation has asked for companies to submit Statements of Qualification if they are interested in managing and operating the city’s parking meters. Companies will have to run a designated number of parking spaces to be considered and have $100 million in collateral.
muni meters
The following is a press release from the office of State Senator Marty Golden: SENATOR GOLDEN: TWO HOUR METERS TO BE INSTALLED ON 3rd AND 5th AVENUES IN APRIL Brooklyn – State Senator Martin J. Golden (R-C-I, Brooklyn) today is announcing that the New York City Department of Transportation has responded