#NYCASP rules are suspended today, December 3 for snow operations. Parking meters are in effect.
#NYCASP rules will be suspended tomorrow, Tuesday, December 3 for snow operations. Parking meters will remain in effect.
In 2018, New York City expected to collect as much as $631 million in parking fines. And with the amount collected in fines increasing each year, the city of New York will likely have collected even more this year. What’s interesting is that the city makes three times more in fines than it receives from legal parking meters.
UPDATE: #NYCASP rules will be suspended tomorrow, Tuesday, December 3 for snow operations. Parking meters will remain in effect.
#NYCASP rules are suspended today, December 2 for snow operations. Parking meters are in effect.
UPDATE: #NYCASP rules will be suspended tomorrow, Monday, December 2 for snow operations. Parking meters will remain in effect.
#NYCASP rules are suspended today, November 28 for Thanksgiving Day. Parking meters are not in effect.
#NYCASP rules will be suspended tomorrow, Thursday, November 28 for Thanksgiving Day. Parking meters will not be in effect.
Over 11.7 million parking tickets were issued last year in New York City alone. But what’s more shocking than the billions of dollars worth of parking fines is that 80% of people don’t bother disputing the ticket and just pay it. After all, not paying your parking ticket can come with serious consequences that include further penalties on top of what you already owe.
#NYCASP rules are suspended today, November 11 for Veterans Day. Parking meters are in effect.