As New York City adjusts to life under congestion pricing, elected leaders are still seeking solutions to alleviate stress for those feeling the biggest impacts, including a residential parking permit proposal for Upper Manhattan.
The plan would let districts north of 60th Street decide whether to restrict roads to residential parking.
It would reserve up to 80% of parking spaces for residents during designated hours, not including streets where commercial or office space exists. The revenue would fund road repairs in the area.
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