Most of the city’s parking meters operate Monday through Saturday, from 8 a.m.Here’s what you should know, whether you live here or are visiting for just a day. The Massachusetts Department of Transportation estimates that about 750,000 vehicles commute in and out of Boston over the course of a day, and all these commuters need a place to park, in addition to residents with cars.
With historic landmarks, countless museums, sporting events and music venues, the city of Boston draws millions of visitors each year.
We’ve gathered some information to help make some sense of it all, whether you’re a longtime commuter, new resident, suburban weekend explorer or someone driving in to avoid MBTA service disruptions.īoston The spires of Boston's Basilica seen from Harleston Street in Mission Hill. Between street cleaning restrictions, residential parking zones, space savers, garage prices and finding an open metered spot, rules about parking can vary from municipality to municipality. Parking in Boston can seem as daunting as driving around the city. Facebook Email Wet overnight snow sticks to parking meters in Boston.
