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Since covid-19 hit more people are getting cars and driving; question then becomes where to find parking? Hahaha...
City has taken away so many spots between bike lanes and now GD outdoor restaurant seating that spots are at a premium. This of course sooner or later leads to drivers beefing over spots.
Have noticed more and more buildings at least on UES putting cones out to reserve space in front of their building. We're not talking about just width of front door, but entire frontage of property.
Since covid-19 hit more people are getting cars and driving; question then becomes where to find parking? Hahaha...
City has taken away so many spots between bike lanes and now GD outdoor restaurant seating that spots are at a premium. This of course sooner or later leads to drivers beefing over spots.
Have noticed more and more buildings at least on UES putting cones out to reserve space in front of their building. We're not talking about just width of front door, but entire frontage of property.
I've independently made the same observation. Nobody sane takes the subway with the infected muggers anymore they keep cars as close to their dwellings as possible and drive everywhere. Out of area are no longer taking NJT or MNRR
Why would you park on a bike path? You should just get a bike.
Hahaha No thank you. I don't have a death wish.
Pretty much any other mode of transportation is preferable to biking, including walking.
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