2020 NYC Parking Calendar

January 8, 2020

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Senator Montgomery's 2020 NYC Parking Calendar

Dear Friend,

It is my pleasure to provide you with a copy of the 2020 New York City Parking Calendar. Please keep the calendar handy and refer to it whenever you have questions about where and when you may legally park your vehicle on holidays and days of religious observance throughout the year. You should be aware there are new fees and procedures associated with your vehicle being booted or towed. Information is provided in this brochure. Knowing the parking rules may save you the headache and expense of receiving a ticket or having your vehicle towed. As always, if I or my staff can be of any assistance to you, please don’t hesitate to contact my office.

Official NYC Parking Calendar

NYC Parking Calendar:

January 1, Wednesday, New Year’s Day* - Major Legal Holiday rules in effect
January 20, Monday, Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Birthday - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
January 24-25, Friday-Saturday, Lunar New Year's Eve/Lunar New Year - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
February 12, Wednesday, Lincoln’s Birthday (Observed) - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
February 17, Monday, Washington’s Birthday (Presidents’ Day) - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
February 26, Wednesday, Ash Wednesday - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
March 10, Tuesday, Purim - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
April 9, Thursday, Holy Thursday - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
April 10, Friday, Good Friday - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
April 9-April 10, Thursday-Friday, Passover (1st/2nd Days) - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
April 16, Thursday, Holy Thursday (Orthodox) - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
April 17, Friday, Good Friday (Orthodox) - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
May 21, Thursday, Solemnity of the Ascension - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
May 24-26, Sunday-Tuesday, Idul-Fitr (Eid Al-Fitr) - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
May 25, Monday, Memorial Day* - Major Legal Holiday rules in effect
May 29-30, Friday-Saturday, Shavuot (2 Days) - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
July 3-4, Friday-Saturday, Independence Day* - Major Legal Holiday rules in effect
July 30-August 1, Thursday-Saturday, Idul-Adha (Eid Al-Adha) - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
August 15, Saturday, Feast of the Assumption - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
September 7, Monday Labor Day* - Major Legal Holiday rules in effect
September 19-20, Saturday-Sunday, Rosh Hashanah - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
September 28, Monday, Yom Kippur - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
October 3-4, Saturday-Sunday, Succoth (2 Days) - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
October 10, Saturday, Shemini Atzereth - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
October 11, Sunday, Simchas Torah - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
October 12, Monday, Columbus Day - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
November 1, Sunday, All Saints Day - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
November 3, Tuesday, Election Day - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
November 11, Wednesday, Veterans Day (Observed) - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
November 14, Saturday, Diwali - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
November 26, Thursday, Thanksgiving Day* - Major Legal Holiday rules in effect
December 8, Tuesday, Immaculate Conception - Alternate Side Parking regulations suspended
December 25, Friday, Christmas Day* - Major Legal Holiday rules in effect

Booted or Towed Vehicle Info

If your car was booted on or before October 31, 2019, you should call 877-207-2134.

If your car was booted on or after November 1, 2019, the new number to call is 646-517-1000.

To review New York City parking regulations, visit www.nyc.gov/dot. The information can be found in the Motorists & Parking section. Alternate side parking regulations may be suspended from time to time due to snow emergencies, inclement weather conditions or other emergencies.

For further information, please visit the Department of Transportation website at www.nyc.gov/dot or dial 311. All of NYC was designated a Tow-Away Zone under the State’s Vehicle and Traffic Law in 1959. This means that any vehicle parked illegally, or with missing or expired registration or inspection stickers, may be towed.

Double-parking of a passenger vehicle is illegal at all times, including street cleaning days, regardless of location, purpose or duration. It is illegal to park within 15 feet of either side of a fire hydrant. The painted curbs at hydrant locations do not indicate where you can park. An occupied, illegally-parked vehicle causes the same safety hazard and congestion as an unoccupied vehicle. Exercise responsibility; park legally.

Major Legal Holiday rules in effect

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