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Keep up to date with Roosevelt Island parking and vehicle rules and regulations, as well as NYC rules for alternate side and metered parking.Metered parking is in effect from 7 AM to 7 PM, Monday through Saturday on Roosevelt Island. Meters are not in effect on Sundays and Major Legal Holidays. Roosevelt Island residents can now park their cars overnight for free in any of the islands’ street parking slots. 

 
 
 

Parking on Main StreetAll meters are 50 cents for every 15 minutesFrom the Octagon Field Comfort Station south to Gristedes (686 Main Street): 6 Hour limit.Designated handicapped/disabled parking is located on the west side of Main Street, in front of Manhattan Park (10 to 40 River Road), opposite the Motorgate Parking Garage.From 625 Main Street south to 501 Main Street.: 45 Minute limit.West side of the Riverwalk buildings: 2 Hour limit.East side of Riverwalk buildings 455, 465, and 475: 2 Hour limit.East side of Riverwalk buildings 405, 415, and 425: 6 Hour limit.West side of Sportspark: 3 Hour limit.The Loop Roads around Cornell Tech: 6 Hour limit.Temporary Alternate Parking SuspensionsAlternate side parking regulations may be suspended temporarily in parts of New York City in order to post new regulations. When the Department of Sanitation must change street cleaning rules, regulations are suspended temporarily to allow DOT to update signs in the affected area. These suspensions do not affect parking rules other than alternate side parking rules.When the new signage has been posted, the Department of Sanitation provides a weeklong grace period during which its crews will clean streets according to the newly posted schedule, but will not issue summonses.
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You can drive to Roosevelt Island via the Roosevelt Island Bridge, which can be accessed at 36th Avenue and Vernon Boulevard in Queens.For detailed info on island street parking go to Parking Rules & Regulations

 
 

 
 
 
 

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Visitor parking is available at the Motorgate parking garage and metered short-term parking is available on Main Street.
Motorgate is the central parking facility on the Island. It is open 24 hours a day and accessible via the first right hand turn after coming across the Roosevelt Island Bridge.
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On major legal holidays both metered parking and alternate side parking are suspended. On regular holidays only alternate side parking is suspended, while parking meters remain in effect. 

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New York City issues two types of permits for citizens with disabilities, a New York State permit and a New York City permit. There are different eligibility requirements and different uses for these permits. The City permit can only be used for New York City on-street parking and the State Permit is used for designated parking spaces for people with disabilities. For more info visit the Department of Transportation. 

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What vehicles need a vehicle escort to drive on the island?

Escorts are necessary for any vehicle longer than 40 feet, wide loads, large construction vehicles, and any vehicle that cannot hold a single lane when utilizing the Roosevelt Island helix ramp. 

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Are there any specific times for vehicle escorts?

Vehicle escorts are not performed Monday through Friday between 7:30 AM and 9 AM or between 2 PM and 4 PM. 

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