Last Updated on July 5, 2021 by Lawrence Berezin
Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve are not parking holidays in NYC
This Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve is a mini-blog post (longer than a 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 – 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
-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 – 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
What if, Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve fall on a Sunday?
Commentary
Did you know that these two wonderful evenings can be a cash flow nightmare if you think they are parking holidays. But, they’re not. Ba humbug!
The Evil Empire stays up late just to find out how many innocent drivers are tricked by this costly mistake. Don’t be fooled.
I wish you a wonderful holiday season and a healthy, prosperous 2016.
Park safely.
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