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CityRacks Locations
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| The New York City Department of Transportation's CITYRACKS program provides free sidewalk bicycle parking racks throughout the five boroughs. This map shows the locations of over 97% of CityRacks citywide.  Download the CityRacks location data (kml) Download Google Earth if you are unable to view bridges and height data with this application.Read Me (background information on this map for general use) Metadata (for map makers)Report an error on the map Report a Missing or Damaged Rack
To report a damaged rack, use our online repair form or our printable form (pdf). Mail printable forms to: CITYRACKS 55 Water Street, 6th floor New York, NY 10041 Suggest City Racks Locations
You can suggest a location for a new City Rack using either our online or downloadable form. Please note that because of the great interest in this program, we are not able to provide a personal response for each suggestion. Bulk requests from Business Improvement Districts, civic associations or other groups of community members are encouraged and will be prioritized.
Sheltered Bike Parking
In response to the ever growing number of cyclists and to promote cycling as a healthy, environmentally-sustainable form of transportation, DOT in coordination with our Coordinated Street Furniture vendor, Cemusa, is installing Bicycle Parking Structures around the City. 20 have been installed to date out of a total of 36. Each shelter contains stainless steel bike racks for eight bikes. The design closely resembles the award-winning Bus Shelter, using the same high-quality materials. The ad panels are used to display the annual NYC Cycling Map and the "Look" Public Service Campaign or other bicycle promotional materials. These structures do more than just provide parking - they send a message that the City encourages cycling. See a map of current locations. Indoor Bike Parking
The following garages allow you to park your bike indoors. Remember to bring a lock. Parking is free, unless otherwise indicated. Please note that locations that are privately owned may change their rates or may change the availability of bicycle parking. In addition to this program, some private garages allow you to park your bike indoors. Remember to bring a lock. Parking is free, unless otherwise indicated. Please note that locations that are privately owned may change their rates or may change the availability of bicycle parking. If you know of a garage that should be listed please use the Contact Us form to tell us about it. Manhattan 105 Essex Street (north of Delancey Street) 345 Park Avenue (at 52nd Street) $2.50 a day - privately owned 30 Park Avenue (at 36th Street) $2.50 a day - privately owned 211 E. 71st Street (east of 3rd Avenue) $1.00 a day - privately owned 112 W. 25th Street (at 6th Ave) - privately owned 80 Pine St. $2.50 a day - privately owned Bronx Jerome Avenue at 190th Street Street Jerome Avenue at Gun Hill Road Queens Court Square (near Jackson Avenue) 90th Avenue (between Parsons Blvd. and 160th Street) - privately owned Queens Borough Hall City Employees Indoor Bike Parking
Please note: Indoor parking is free of charge for all City employees in the area, not just those who work in the listed buildings. 1. 280 Broadway, Manhattan (corner of Broadway and Chambers) Location: In the atrium behind the elevators. Instructions: Use the Broadway entrance. 2. 100 Gold Street, Manhattan (between Spruce St. and Frankfort St.) Location: 1st floor, north side. Instructions: Use the Frankfort St. entrance. 3. 125 Worth Street, Manhattan (between Lafayette St. and Centre St.) Location: 1st floor, west side. Instructions: Use the Centre St. entrance. Hours Weekdays (except holidays), from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm. To retrieve a bicycle after 7:00 pm, request assistance from lobby security. Rules
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