They’ve been methodically creeping across New York City, and last week, Muni-Meters arrived along Court Street as it moseys through Cobble Hill. According to the Cobble Hill Association, the plan has been in works for months, with advance notice from the Department of Transportation: “Commercial corridors citywide have been getting this treatment, which offers more payment options for drivers, more parking spots per block, and in some cases variable peak pricing so the cost of a space can change based on demand.”

So far, the old coin meters remain in place, but as in surrounding neighborhoods, by this fall they will become a relic of times gone by.

Source: Cobble Hill Blog
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