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| The City suspends alternate side parking (street cleaning) regulations, for both street cleaning purposes and traffic flow, on the 34 legal and religious holidays listed below. This includes suspension of street cleaning regulations at metered spaces. This policy is implemented jointly by the Department of Transportation,the Department of Sanitation, and the Police Department. On major legal holidays, No Stopping, No Standing, and No Parking regulations are suspended, except where those regulations are normally in effect seven days a week. On all other holidays, only Street Cleaning Rules are suspended. All other regulations remain in effect. Parking meter regulations will be suspended on major legal holidays. Get Email updates on alternate side parking and other transportation issues by subscribing to DOT news. Get customized transportation alerts and more at New York State 511. You can also register for news on other New York City government topics at NYC.gov. Search on-street parking regulations citywide with DOT's Parking Regulations application. The application draws its data from the DOT's traffic sign database, which is used by the agency in managing its inventory of over one million traffic signs in New York City. 2009 Alternate Side Parking Regulations Calendar
2010 Alternate Side Parking Regulations Calendar
Emergency Suspensions of Alternate Side Parking Regulations
Alternate Side Parking Regulations may be changed from time to time because of snow emergencies, inclement weather conditions or other emergencies. In these circumstances, the information is provided to the news media. Call the New York City Call Center, 311, to obtain information on emergency suspensions of the regulations.
Alternate Side Parking rules were suspended on December 19-24, 2008, January 10, January 15-16, January 20-21, January 27-28, February 4 and March 2-4, 2009 to facilitate snow removal.
Mayor Bloomberg signs legislation temporarily suspending alternate side of the street parking regulations during snowstorms.
Street Cleaning Regulations (SCR) may be suspended temporarily in parts of the City in order to post new regulations. This program is a cooperative Department of Transportation/Department of Sanitation effort to change existing street cleaning rules, as well as to replace missing or damaged parking signage.
When the Department of Sanitation makes a determination to change street cleaning rules in an affected area, the regulations are suspended temporarily to allow the Department of Transportation to post new signs describing the new rules. This suspension does not affect other parking rules which are not Street Cleaning Regulations.
When the posting of new signage is completed, the Department of Sanitation provides a weeklong orientation period during which its crews clean the streets according to the newly posted schedule but do not issue summonses. At the conclusion of the orientation period, enforcement of the new rules takes effect.
Temporary Suspensions of Street Cleaning Regulations Parking Sign Restrictions Street Cleaning Rules (SCR) (Alternate Side Suspension) Park Slope Alternate Side Parking Suspension Study (December 2008)
During the Summer of 2008 DOT suspended alternate side parking (ASP) in Park Slope. This study finds the suspension caused minimal impact on traffic and parking conditions in that neighborhood.
Alternate Side Parking Regulations to be Suspended in Parts of Riverdale, Spuyten Duyvil, Marble Hill and Kingsbridge Starting Wednesday, Oct. 28 for Six to Eight Weeks as DOT Posts New, Reduced Street-Cleaning Regulations
Effective Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2009, Street Cleaning/Alternate Side Parking (ASP) Regulations will be temporarily suspended in parts of the Riverdale, Spuyten Duyvil, Marble Hill and Kingsbridge sections of Bronx Community District 8 for approximately six to eight weeks as the Department of Transportation (DOT) installs some 2,200 signs with new, reduced regulations.
Meanwhile, in Brooklyn's Community District 2, the third and final phase of a sign-replacement that began earlier this year is now complete, with signs in Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn Heights (south of Joralemon Street), Boerum Hill, Fort Greene and Clinton Hill having been replaced since Sept. 8. The newly posted regulations will be enforceable starting on Monday, Nov. 9, giving residents two weeks to adjust to the new rules.
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