NYPD conducts major enforcement operation after complaints from locals about parked trucks
New York City continues to crack down on parked trucks as multiple agencies joined forces to ticket and tow commercial vehicles this week.
On Wednesday, the New York Police Department’s (NYPD) 45th and 47th Precinct joined forces with NYC Sanitation and MTA for a crack down on illegally parked trucks in the Bronx.
The truck parking enforcement operation occurred following complaints from residents, who reportedly claimed that the trucks had been parked in their neighborhoods for “a long time.”
“We’ve heard your concerns and our officers are out there working tirelessly to a resolve! These violations will not go unnoticed or unanswered,” NYPD said.
Our Traffic Team did another remarkable Joint Operation between, @NYPD47Pct, Traffic Enforcement District, @NYPDTransport, @NYCSanitation,& @MTA ticketing & towing various illegally parked commercial trucks/trailers. We promise to continue tackling these issues diligently! pic.twitter.com/BtuRy67n8O
— NYPD 45th Precinct (@NYPD45Pct) September 29, 2022
In August 2022, NYC Mayor Eric Adams partnered with the NYPD for operation “Heavy Duty Enforcement,” an overnight enforcement action against illegally parked commercial vehicles in neighborhoods of southern Queens. This enforcement effort was also a response to community complaints about parked trucks.
For far too long, large commercial vehicles have been parking illegally in this neighborhood in Queens and across the city.
Operation “Heavy Duty Enforcement” began last Monday.
If you park commercial vehicles illegally, you will get ticketed, towed, or given the boot. pic.twitter.com/Ag0WgHOxAZ
— Mayor Eric Adams (@NYCMayor) August 23, 2022
Section 4-08 (k) (6) of the New York City parking rules forbids parking large commercial vehicles on residential streets overnight between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m., seven days a week.