1 of 14 vehicles in the Centre Street bike lane. This vehicle was also observed in the same spot 5 hours later.

Private car, no official plates, no official permit, camped out in the Centre st. bike lane.

More NYPD blocking the Centre st. Bike Lane. Hard to read the NYPD permit number with clibing on top of the vehicle.

Its hard to tell the permit # or expiration date when its hidden beneath a registration sticker.

Typical bike lane access. 2 press vehicles, 2 cops, 1 city vehicle, 1 film permit and a Mr. Softee truck.

Metro Networks Press Vehicle parked in the Centre Street Bike lane on a friday afternoon. Hard to tell if the Permit is valid, hidden behind the inspection tag. Seems that the license plate in the front window may be expired.

One of 2 Press vehicles blocking Centre Street Bike Lane and bicycle access to the Brooklyn Bridge.
Hard to squeeze by with the buses, as you can see.

Parking in the Grand St. bike lane to go to the bank is OK if you have a Sanitation permit, right? The Traffic Enforcement Agents wouldn't issue a ticket to this car because of the permit! (Yes, I asked them to.)

1.Parked in bike lane.
2. Has not moved car since last night. (Snow still on windshield)
3. Permit is expired.
4. Barely enough room for a bus to pass.
5. Who does he think he is?

This car, among others was parked in the bike lane. The permit says "City of New York." I'm not sure what office that might specify. I guessed "Mayor's office, since it's parked at City Hall. The permit license #K42349 - is NOT the same as the license plate # on the car. What does this mean?

On December 7, I found this police car parked in the bike lane. There were two officers inside, one reading the newspaper, the other doing official-looking paperwork, while two commercial vehicles parked behind them in the bike lane. I parked my bike and went over to speak to one of them. I was extremely polite with him and asked whether it was OK for the trucks to be parked in the bike lane. He was extremly testy and sarcastic toward me. He asked: "You're telling me they [the commercial vehicles] are supposed to park in the street in case a bicyclist comes along? Are you trying to make a joke?" He added that he had specifically given permission to the van behind him to park in the bike lane.

Could not enter plate because it was a U.S. Government plate, not a State.

Plate#: C18772

Can't be bothered to park flush to the curb, so he parks in the bike lane. How Ny-cha.