Uncivil News
- 03/22/07: Debate Over a Web Site About Parking (NY Times)
- 09/02/10: New York Daily News" Angry Bronx cop slaps me with parking ticket for just doing my job: NYPD tow truck operator
- 08/05/10: New York Post: Booted state Sen. Hiram Monserrate still using NY-issued pass to park wherever
- 07/12/10: New York Post: A walk in the 'park'
- 06/21/10: New York Daily News: It's coffee-drinking, zig-zagging traffic agent Daniel Chu vs. Councilman Dan Halloran's team
- 06/15/10: Streetsblog: Want the Best Deal on Parking? Get Yourself a Police Surgeon Placard
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New York City Parking Permit for People with Disabilities (PPPD) has a new look!
Grand St. and Mulberry St., Manhattan. Observed by hungtat on Tue, Feb 02 2010
Last time I saw this was well over a year ago. Just last night I saw it again parked on the same block. So this morning I called New York City Department of Transportation, and two different representatives confirmed that there are only two valid parking permits issued by and to be used in New York City: the white rectangular shape placard with the big blue disability logo in the middle which you display on your dashboard for both on and off street parking, and the blue tag that hangs behind your rear mirror for off street parking. Anything other than these two are not issued by New York City. If you look closely at this picture, it seems like another copy was right behind the first one before it was laminated. So what is this and who issued it? I would really like to know.


