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Driving passengers to and fro in New York City is stressful enough. Getting a parking ticket for stopping at the wrong sign is an unneeded headache. As a taxi driver, it’s important to know the difference between a taxi stand and a taxi relief stand. Taxi Stand A taxi stand
Signs rule on a street by street basis when it comes to parking in New York City. There are some parking restrictions that are universal, however. Unless otherwise indicated by a sign, here are the general no stopping zones in NYC. Remember, No Stopping means you may not stop, stand,
One of the easiest ways to get out of paying a ticket is to catch errors made by the officer who issued it. Possibly the most common error and the one you want to check straight away is the Place of Occurrence. Issuing officers are required to enter detailed information
You find what seems to be the perfect parking spot until you look up and read the sign. And the second sign. And the third. When there are multiple parking signs, which one do you follow? Instead of finding a new spot or just taking a chance that the sign
Driving a truck in NYC is no walk in the park. Poor temporary parking for delivery decisions could easily cost you more than you get for stopping in the first place. So how do you know what’s safe and what’s forbidden territory? Luckily the City of New York has a
The life of a medical professional can be hectic and time is often not on one’s side, especially with COVID-19 still running our doctors and nurses ragged. So when you need to park immediately, but can’t find a legal space, what do you do? Surely, you must have some leeway
If you’re a business owner or manager with a large number of vehicles to keep track of, dealing with parking tickets in the City of New York can be a headache at best. Because of this, many businesses enroll in one of the City’s 3 fleet programs: Regular Fleet Program
Fire hydrants are a fact of life living in a big city. They are powerful objects that have the ability to both save lives and kill wallets. Watch out for these common mistakes, so you don’t find yourself experiencing the latter. Distance Disputes If you get a ticket for a
Let’s face it, coming back to a towed car sucks. What makes it worse is that there are various government agencies around the City that can tow your car. Your vehicle can be towed by the police department, city marshall or sheriff. Where your car goes depends on who’s towed
Getting a $50 camera ticket for driving in a bus lane in New York City is more than enough. What happens, however, if you get more than one? The answer may surprise you if you’ve gotten multiple tickets in the past. As of February 2020, each subsequent bus lane violation