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Many streets in New York have alternate side regulations, which allow for street cleaning. The alternate side parking calendar lists the legal and religious holidays with scheduled alternate side parking suspensions.Learn more about alternate side parking rules
It is illegal to park within 15 feet of either side of a fire hydrant, including on floating parking lanes (next to protected bike lanes).
NYC DOT manages over one million traffic signs in New York City.Parking Regulations Map (nycdotsigns.net)Loading ZonesParking Regulations Street Sign Legend
Parking enforcement is the responsibility of the New York City Police Department. If you have any questions about police policies or procedures in enforcing traffic regulations or issuing tickets, contact the Police Department.Learn about paying and appealing parking ticket from the Department of FinanceLearn how to retrieve a towed vehiclefrom the...
If there is more than one sign posted for the same area, the more restrictive one is the one in effect. If a sign is missing on a block, the remaining posted regulations are the ones that are in effect. Please check the entire block and read all signs carefully before you park.
The New York City Traffic rules allow parking at some "T" intersections—those without traffic signals, all-way stop signs or crosswalk markings—even if there is a curb cut at that location.
A curb cut is the area of a sidewalk that has been lowered, or cut down, to facilitate access to the street. If you would like NYC DOT to consider a T-intersection for a crosswalk, contact your NYC DOT Borough Office. Based on the location's distance from the nearest crosswalk and pedestrian volumes, NYC DOT will determine whether a crosswalk can b...
Parking is allowed in school zones when school is in recess. However, motorists should be aware that specific schools may be open on holidays and during summer vacations, and parking restrictions would remain in effect. If schools have summer sessions or are open for teacher meetings or similar activities, even if students are not attending, the pa...
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Many streets in New York City have alternate side regulations, which allow for street cleaning. Most alternate side parking signs are clearly marked with signs featuring a "P" crossed by a broom. Some areas have three-hour restrictions (e.g., 8am to 11am) but times vary considerably.
You can look up the ASP rules on street cleaning signs on specific streets by using DOT's Parking Sign Locator map. The map also allows you to look up all other parking sign locations and regulations posted on any NYC block, including parking time limits.
DOT's Parking Sign Locator allows you to look up all parking sign locations and regulations posted on any NYC block. It provides information including: Parking time limits; Street cleaning (ASP) schedules; Regulations for standing
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