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Alternate-Side Parking Rules Suspended Until Friday
The city will suspend alternate-side parking rules until Friday to help with snow cleanup after a storm dumped nearly 14 inches of snow.
NEW YORK CITY, NY — The city continued to suspend alternate-side parking rules until Friday after Wednesday's storm dump nearly 14 inches of snow in some neighborhoods.
The Department of Transportation announced that it continued the suspension of the rules, which were previously halted for Wednesday and Thursday, to help with the cleanup of snow around the city.
Parking meters will still be in effect during those times so you'll still need to feed the meter, according to the city.
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The storm dumped between five to 13 inches of snow around the city on Wednesday, with Queens and Staten Island being hit the hardest. While it didn't come close to the 16 to 18 inches the weather forecast called for, Bed-Stuy still got hit with 12.7 inches of snow and Gramercy Park with 10 inches.
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