New York Changes Alternative Parking Rules: Schedule For Holidays And 2021
'21.12.2020'
Vita Popova
New York has lifted its alternative parking rule for the Christmas holidays. A calendar for 2021 was also presented with dates when parking on the alternative side will be suspended. This is reported on the website portal.311.nyc.gov.
The New York City Department of Transportation and Sanitation have suspended alternate-side parking rules - when cars can only be parked on a certain side of the street on a certain day to free the other side for cleaning - from Monday, December 21 to Saturday, December 26.
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In addition, was published 2021 calendar, which marks the days when the rules of the alternative parking will be canceled. Here is a list of these dates:
January 1 - New Year 2021 *.
January 6 - Three Kings' Day.
January 18 - Martin Luther King Day.
February 11-12 - Chinese New Year.
February 12 - Lincoln's Birthday.
February 15 - President's Day (Washington's Birthday).
February 17 - Ash Wednesday.
February 26 - Purim.
March 28-29 - Passover (1st, 2nd days).
April 1 - Maundy Thursday.
April 2 - Good Friday
April 3-4 - Easter (7th, 8-1 days).
April 29 - Maundy Thursday.
April 30 - Good Friday.
May 13 - Feast of the Ascension.
May 13-15 - Eid al-Adha.
May 17-18 - Shavuot (2 days).
May 31 - Remembrance Day *.
June 19 - Emancipation Day.
July 4-5 - USA Independence Day *.
July 19 - July 21 - Kurban Bayram.
August 15 - Assumption of the Virgin Mary.
September 6 - Labor Day *.
September 7-8 - Rosh Hashanah.
September 16 - Yom Kippur.
September 21-22 - Sukkot (2 days).
September 28 - Shemini Atzeret.
September 29 - Simchat Torah.
October 11 - Columbus Day.
November 1 - Cathedral of All Saints.
November 2 - Election Day.
November 4 - Diwali.
November 11 - Veterans Day.
November 25 - Thanksgiving *.
December 8 - Immaculate Conception.
December 24-25 - Christmas.
December 31 - New Year's Eve *.
* On days marked with an asterisk (major federal holidays), stopping, parking and parking are permitted, except in areas where these rules are in effect seven days a week (for example, if there is a sign “No parking at any time”). Parking meters are closed on major holidays.
