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New York City
fromNew York Post
3 weeks agoMamdani admin. to consider eliminating free parking as NYC grapples with $5.4B shortfall
New York City is considering converting free on-street parking to metered parking to help address a $5.4 billion budget gap, potentially generating up to $1.3 billion annually.
fromSnowBrains
1 month agoStevens Pass, WA, Announces New Parking Policy for 2026-27 Season - SnowBrains
We designed this new plan to ensure that the majority of parking will continue to remain free, especially for guests who carpool. What's different from the parking plan we announced last spring is the added flexibility of free reservations, released weekly ahead of weekends and holiday periods, in addition to paid reservations, released ahead of the season for those who prefer to plan further in advance.
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New York City
fromStreetsblog
1 month agoFLASHBACK: What Happened To Car-Free 'Snow Routes' - And Could They Have Helped City Clear the Streets? - Streetsblog New York City
Removal of snow route signs in 2013 let drivers leave cars on streets, hindering effective plowing and prolonging snow-clearing after storms.
New York City
fromStreetsblog
4 months agoSpeaker Adams and DOT Plan To Eviscerate Daylighting Bill - Streetsblog New York City
City leadership reduced a proposed citywide 20-foot daylighting parking ban, preserving corner parking and narrowing school-zone protections, undermining street-safety reforms.
fromwww.bbc.com
7 months agoIs London set to put the brakes on SUVs?
There is no doubt they are very popular but is a city any place for a sport utility vehicle (SUV)? The vehicles tend to be heavier, larger and more polluting than other cars, and researchers say they are more dangerous to pedestrians and cyclists. According to the campaign group Clean Cities, the number of SUVs has increased tenfold in London in 20 years from about 80,000 SUVs in 2002 to 800,000 SUVs in 2023.
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