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If you are leaving the Lex Ave 86 St Subway Stop on the south side of the Street, down by 3rd Ave, there are no signs posted saying no parking or even street sweeping…wasnt sure if youve seen that before and if that is safe parking or not.
If you are leaving the Lex Ave 86 St Subway Stop on the south side of the Street, down by 3rd Ave, there are no signs posted saying no parking or even street sweeping…wasnt sure if youve seen that before and if that is safe parking or not.
Ok, you leave the IRT subway at 86th and Lexington and walk east towards Third avenue......
Yes, can assure you there are plenty of various traffic signs up and down 86th from Central Park (Fifth Avenue) to East End.
Depending where on 86th you are between Lexington and Third you've got:
Alternate Side Parking Street Cleaning
Meter Rules
Construction
Oh and don't forget the various bus stops as well.
Signs may not be on corners, but they are there, you just have to look for them and see which way arrows are directed.
Since MTA began Select Bus Service for the M86, good parts of that street have become "No Parking" during certain hours. Again you have to look for the signs.
Not officially recommended by NYCDOT, but I keep this in my phone or whatever just to look up an unfamiliar area. Parking in West Village, Chelsea, Greenwich Village and Soho for instance. http://www.nycdot.info/#
Ok, you leave the IRT subway at 86th and Lexington and walk east towards Third avenue......
Yes, can assure you there are plenty of various traffic signs up and down 86th from Central Park (Fifth Avenue) to East End.
Depending where on 86th you are between Lexington and Third you've got:
Alternate Side Parking Street Cleaning
Meter Rules
Construction
Oh and don't forget the various bus stops as well.
Signs may not be on corners, but they are there, you just have to look for them and see which way arrows are directed.
Since MTA began Select Bus Service for the M86, good parts of that street have become "No Parking" during certain hours. Again you have to look for the signs.
Not officially recommended by NYCDOT, but I keep this in my phone or whatever just to look up an unfamiliar area. Parking in West Village, Chelsea, Greenwich Village and Soho for instance. NYC DOTMAP PORTAL#
Thank you.
There are absolutely no signs on ethier side of 86th Street, midway between Lexington and 3rd Avenue.
NONE.
Not really, because there is no sign on the street, physically, now.
Right, but if the website says there are a bunch of restrictions on that street (and it does say that; I used the locator to look up that block) then obviously it's not safe to park, signs or no signs.
Do you really want to park there, get a ticket and then have to fight it with photographs of streets with no signs? Even if you are able to get the ticket dismissed, isn't that a huge waste of time?
If you are leaving the Lex Ave 86 St Subway Stop on the south side of the Street, down by 3rd Ave, there are no signs posted saying no parking or even street sweeping…wasnt sure if youve seen that before and if that is safe parking or not.
Free street parking on Lexington Avenue and 86th Street, and without restrictions? Dream on.
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If you are leaving the Lex Ave 86 St Subway Stop on the south side of the Street, down by 3rd Ave, there are no signs posted saying no parking or even street sweeping…wasnt sure if youve seen that before and if that is safe parking or not.
Ok, Little Mister Gentleman, here is the deal.
Just took a walk from Lexington and 86th to Third....
It is as one stated upthread, due to construction permanent signs have been removed but there are temporary ones posted, though they are hard to find.
As myself and someone else stated you can look up the parking regulations here: Parking Regulations
By doing so you'll notice aside from the Select Bus Service stops (where you cannot park period), parking on much of East 86th between Lexington and Third is temporarily suspended between 7AM and 6PM M-F due to "hard hat" construction. Other parts of block have one hour meter rules in effect M-Sat. Then you have street cleaning rules.
South Side:
EAST 86 STREET @ LEXINGTON AVENUE158 WestBUS STOP SIGN (BUS & HANDICAP SYMBOLS) NO STANDING W/ SINGLE ARROWSame location as above SELECT BUS SERVICE ROUTE PANEL (TEXT TO BE MODIFIED AS REQUESTED)Same location as above SELECT BUS SERVICE DESTINATION PANEL (TEXT TO BE MODIFIED AS REQUESTED)163 NO PARKING (SANITATION BROOM SYMBOL) 8AM-8:30AM EXCEPT SUNDAY <->Same location as above 1 HOUR METERED PARKING 8:30AM-10PM EXCEPT SUNDAY <->329 WestNO PARKING (SANITATION BROOM SYMBOL) 8AM-8:30AM EXCEPT SUNDAY <->Same location as aboveWest1 HOUR METERED PARKING 8:30AM-10PM EXCEPT SUNDAY <->449 CURB LINEEAST 86 STREET @ 3 AVENUE
North Side:
113 NO PARKING 7AM-6PM MON THRU FRI<---->/ HARD HAT(SYMBOL) TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION REGULATION146 NO PARKING 7AM-6PM MON THRU FRI<---->/ HARD HAT(SYMBOL) TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION REGULATION200 EastNO PARKING 7AM-6PM MON THRU FRI W/SINGLE ARROW HARD HAT (SYMBOL)TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION REGULATION251 NO PARKING (SANITATION BROOM SYMBOL) 7:30AM-8AM EXCEPT SUNDAY <->Same location as above 1 HOUR METERED PARKING 8AM-10PM EXCEPT SUNDAY -->333 NO PARKING (SANITATION BROOM SYMBOL) 7:30AM-8AM EXCEPT SUNDAY <->Same location as above 1 HOUR METERED PARKING 8AM-10PM EXCEPT SUNDAY -->450 CURB LINEEAST 86 STREET @ LEXINGTON AVENUE
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