Drivers spend less time looking for parking in Queens than most of the city

[Mr.Retired]

Opinion:


Parking availability is dependent on time of day. Read your signs. Know your neighbors habits.

Nuff said.

[iLoveFashion]

Originally Posted by Honda718

Not surprising. A large chunk of Queens it's pretty easy to find parking. Howard Beach, College Point, Bayside, etc. Outside of Northwest/Central Western Queens it isn't bad compared to the rest of the city. There's not as much ASP either.

I can't think of a single neighborhood in Brooklyn where it's not hard to find a parking spot, expect maybe the section of East New York south of Linden Blvd?

Mill basin.

[dfc99]

Originally Posted by Honda718

Not surprising. A large chunk of Queens it's pretty easy to find parking. Howard Beach, College Point, Bayside, etc. Outside of Northwest/Central Western Queens it isn't bad compared to the rest of the city. There's not as much ASP either.

I can't think of a single neighborhood in Brooklyn where it's not hard to find a parking spot, expect maybe the section of East New York south of Linden Blvd?

Brooklyn Heights has nightmare ASP regulations. Many many years ago Brownsville, East New York, and other parts of the city, had 6 days per week ASP rules. Mo-We-Fr on one side and Tu-Th-Sat on the other side. Up until about 1980 the Ocean Parkway service roads had 8am to 6pm ASP rules 5-days per week.