Dear Neighbor,

Throughout the year people stop me on the street to tell me how helpful they find the New York City Parking Calendar.

Most people say having the parking regulations handy saves them time, money and the headache of having their car towed. Obeying parking regulations also helps with street cleaning and reduces traffic congestion.

Here is your 2009 New York City Parking Calendar. It lists the days of the year that certain parking regulations are suspended throughout the five boroughs.

Be sure to read all parking signs carefully. If you get an undeserved parking ticket, call me and I’ll send you my brochure entitled Your Rights When The PVO Is Wrong.

Drive safely and remember to buckle up.

2009 New York City Parking Calendar

Most Street Cleaning Rules (SCR/Alternate Side Suspension) signs are clearly marked with the “P” symbol with the broom through it. Some SCR signs are the traditional 3-hour ones (8 a.m. to 11 a.m., etc.), but others can vary considerably. “No Parking” street cleaning rules are suspended in parking meter zones during the street cleaning hours on the holidays when other street cleaning rules are suspended; however, the metered parking itself, as well as all other regulations not suspended on those days, remain in effect.

On major legal holidays stopping, standing and parking are permitted except in areas where no stopping, no standing and no parking rules are in effect seven days a week (for example: "No Standing Anytime"). However, parking meters will not be in effect on major legal holidays.

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