Parking meters costs across New York City are going up
Officials say the new price of the meters will vary by location, demand and duration of the parking.
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Oct 16, 2023, 4:18 PM
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yesterdayParking meters in Manhattan will see a cost increase Monday with the rest of New York City following suit soon after.
Officials say the new price of the meters will vary by location, demand and duration of the parking.
Queens will see the change on Oct. 27, followed by Brooklyn and the Bronx on Nov. 9, then Staten Island on Nov. 28.
For a map of metered parking zones, click here.