Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve are special in 2017
Because both days fall on a Sunday. Here’s the scoop:
Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve are not parking holidays in NYC unless they fall on a Sunday
This is one of my mini-blog posts (longer than an FAQ but shorter than a real blog post). I want to make sure we’re all on the same parking page for the upcoming holidays.
-Christmas Eve – No benefits bestowed on the driving public. It is not a parking holiday in NYC
-Christmas Day – Yea. Christmas Day is the full monty. A major legal holiday. You don’t have to:
- Obey ASP Rules
- Feed the muni-meters
- Obey parking signs unless the rule is in effect all days
-Monday, December 26, 2016 – Is a Major Legal Parking Holiday because Christmas fell on a Sunday in 2016
-New Year’s Eve – Party hearty, but no parking benefits offered by the Evil Empire. You know the drill. Obey all the rules and feed the muni-meters
-New Year’s Day – Let’s go Ohio State! January 1, 2016, is a major legal holiday. You don’t have to:
- Obey ASP Rules
- Feed the muni-meters
- Obey parking signs unless the rule is in effect all days
-Monday, January 2, 2016 – Is a Major Legal Parking Holiday because New Year’s Day fell on a Sunday in 2016
Commentary
From all of us to all of you, we wish you a wonderful holiday season and a healthy, prosperous 2016.
Park safely.
Lawrence Berezin
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