Would you prefer to decipher hieroglyphics on the walls of the Egyptian Pyramids or test your skills against the Evil Empire’s parking signs in NYC?
In other words, if you prefer the challenge of NYC parking signs, Larry is here to help. For example:
You’ll find answers to these questions and a lot more.
Put on your seatbelt and get ready to take a wild ride through the perilous NYC curb space. Learn the rules and save your money.
Are there parking signs designating the end of bus stop zones? No, there are no parking signs to show you where a bus stop ends! But NYC Councilman David Greenfield (D-Brooklyn) has taken action to end the bus stop ambush. Councilman Greenfield introduced a bill requiring NYC to install two parking signs for every…
What’s the difference between the parking sign for a taxi stand and a taxi relief stand? I recently received a telephone call from Carlos, a super nice guy who drives a taxi. He complained that he parked his taxi at a taxi stand, and ran into a nearby store to purchase some bottled water. When…
This is Part 2 in a 3-Part series about understanding NYC parking sign language You’ll learn: Your rights when a brand, spanking new, parking sign is installed What parking sign regulates your space when you park your car in two parking zones How do you know when a parking sign regulates your parking space? What…
Abbott & Costello, the 3 Stooges, and the Keystone Kops rolled into one Luck be a lady tonight…You found a legal parking space to park your car. Only to return the next morning, and find a parking ticket lying in repose under your windshield wiper. You look up and lo and behold, the City installed…
Let’s end the week with a smile with some NYC parking signs There is a terrific website, chock full of valuable and interesting information about America under construction called, “The Infrastructurist.” Here are some images of “amusingly defaced parking signs.” Check this website out. You’ll be glad you did
Costly NYC parking ticket fines will kill you Several months ago, my wife and some business colleagues drove into NYC to visit a beauty industry trade show. One hour later, my cell phone rings. “Hi honey, it’s me” “Hi, you” “Do you have a minute” “Sure” “We have been driving around for 30 minutes trying…