New York City Parking Ticket Petition supporting Intro 375

The Issue

Targeting: Mayor Bloomberg, Speaker Quinn, NYC Council Members

This is a petition supporting New York City Council Intro 375. Send a message to Council Speaker Christine Quinn and Mayor Michael Bloomberg that the time has come for common sense alternate side of the street parking regulations.

When streets are closed off for the purposes of street cleaning, Intro 375 would allow drivers to park on the restricted side of a street if the street has already been cleaned or if they remain in their cars and are ready to move when the street is ready to be cleaned. This is a practice that is already unofficially adopted in many neighborhoods across the city.

Allowing cars to park after the street cleaning vehicle has passed neither hampers traffic flow nor the quality of the street cleaning available, and we believe it is an easy solution for a difficult problem facing many of our city’s residents.

1/18/2011: NYCParkingReform.org and Intro 375 are back in the news! Watch this New York 1 video of the January 18th, 2011 rally and press conference in support of Intro 375, which outlines the proposal to use GPS systems to track the progress of local street sweepers.

Also, please consider taking a moment to fill out this survey about alternate side of the street parking regulations.

This petition had 513 supporters

The Issue

Targeting: Mayor Bloomberg, Speaker Quinn, NYC Council Members

This is a petition supporting New York City Council Intro 375. Send a message to Council Speaker Christine Quinn and Mayor Michael Bloomberg that the time has come for common sense alternate side of the street parking regulations.

When streets are closed off for the purposes of street cleaning, Intro 375 would allow drivers to park on the restricted side of a street if the street has already been cleaned or if they remain in their cars and are ready to move when the street is ready to be cleaned. This is a practice that is already unofficially adopted in many neighborhoods across the city.

Allowing cars to park after the street cleaning vehicle has passed neither hampers traffic flow nor the quality of the street cleaning available, and we believe it is an easy solution for a difficult problem facing many of our city’s residents.

1/18/2011: NYCParkingReform.org and Intro 375 are back in the news! Watch this New York 1 video of the January 18th, 2011 rally and press conference in support of Intro 375, which outlines the proposal to use GPS systems to track the progress of local street sweepers.

Also, please consider taking a moment to fill out this survey about alternate side of the street parking regulations.

The Decision Makers

Jimmy Van Bramer
Jimmy Van Bramer
District 26 New York City Council Member
Charles Barron
Charles Barron
District 42 New York City Council Member
Daniel R. Garodnick
Daniel R. Garodnick
District 4 New York City Council Member
Daniel Dromm
Daniel Dromm
District 25 New York City Council Member

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