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bouncer 01-03-2008 06:40 AM

Anyone know where you can park your truck in NYC
 
Hey all I live in Queens NYC I am having a tough time finding a place to leave my truck and trailer any ideas plz` willing to pay to park.

thebaldeagle655 01-03-2008 06:42 AM

Got a friend that lives in NYC, pays $900 a month to park his personal car, I'd hate to think what an 18 wheeler would cost to park there!

truckingtiger 01-03-2008 06:54 AM


Originally Posted by thebaldeagle655
Got a friend that lives in NYC, pays $900 a month to park his personal car, I'd hate to think what an 18 wheeler would cost to park there!

Just one more reason to stay AWAY from NYC.

thebaldeagle655 01-03-2008 06:57 AM

He was paying $1500 a month in the garage complex he lives in, found the $900 one about a half mile away from home.

I think I'll stay in Texas myself!!!

southernpride 01-03-2008 07:41 AM

ummmmm.... central park? lol. JK. Your best bet in my opinion is find the closest Truck stop. and park your truck there and get to NYC another way. like wife freind family pick you up.

GTR SILVER 01-03-2008 09:33 AM

check out the local gas stations.............warehouses...other trucking co.s

do a search for flatbed fred on this site...........he's from queens......BOL 2 ya!!! 8) 8) 8) 8)

dollarshort 01-03-2008 09:39 AM

Just park in the middle of any street. It's what everone else does. :wink:

01-03-2008 12:02 PM


Originally Posted by thebaldeagle655
Got a friend that lives in NYC, pays $900 a month to park his personal car, I'd hate to think what an 18 wheeler would cost to park there!

I live in a very good sized apartment about 100 yards off of a lake here in tennessee and for 900 a month i could come within $20 of paying my rent 2 times. Wow! is all i have to say about paying that much to park a car that doesnt even have a payment that costs that much per month.

Double R 01-04-2008 04:21 AM

Re: Anyone know where you can park your truck in NYC
 

Originally Posted by bouncer
Hey all I live in Queens NYC I am having a tough time finding a place to leave my truck and trailer any ideas plz` willing to pay to park.

New Jersey :lol:

mattocs 01-04-2008 04:32 AM

Re: Anyone know where you can park your truck in NYC
 

Originally Posted by Double R
New Jersey :lol:

Haha, I was thinking the same thing. Best bet is to park someplace in NJ and ride the train or bus into NYC.

Double R 01-04-2008 04:45 AM

Re: Anyone know where you can park your truck in NYC
 

Originally Posted by mattocs

Originally Posted by Double R
New Jersey :lol:

Haha, I was thinking the same thing. Best bet is to park someplace in NJ and ride the train or bus into NYC.

The "Vince" :lol: .

And mattocs, as for the PM's, APPLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We have some quiters amongs us :wink: .

mattocs 01-04-2008 04:54 AM

Re: Anyone know where you can park your truck in NYC
 

Originally Posted by Double R

Originally Posted by mattocs

Originally Posted by Double R
New Jersey :lol:

Haha, I was thinking the same thing. Best bet is to park someplace in NJ and ride the train or bus into NYC.

The "Vince" :lol: .

And mattocs, as for the PM's, APPLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We have some quiters amongs us :wink: .

I am still in the process of signing up for CDL school. I am getting it paid for from some grant through the state. As I am a 'displaced worker'...or whatever that means.

Hopefully in the next month I can start the schooling, and then I will get in contact with them. Should I apply as soon as I start CDL school or wait until I finish?

Double R 01-04-2008 04:56 AM

you got a PM

ibamars 01-04-2008 03:31 PM

Heres a few thoughts.

1. Find a warehouse, how about a truck driving school they may have some room.

2. Park upstate in Yonkers and maybe take the train to your house

3. NJ, You got Vince Lombardi just over the GWB

I was looking at Gogle maps, Theres a bus garage on the corner of fountain and wortman. Theres some big open land with a business on it at the end of Granville payne ave.

Well hey look at google maps and see whats near you, that might help.

Good luck

kimoyo 01-05-2008 10:47 AM


Originally Posted by thebaldeagle655
He was paying $1500 a month in the garage complex he lives in, found the $900 one about a half mile away from home.

I think I'll stay in Texas myself!!!

I don't know what your friend is thinking, maybe he's paying day to day not monthly. I live in Manhattan and the most expensive monthly in the richest area I've seen was less that $600. But you go a few blocks over and goes down to the $300 range.

vavega 01-05-2008 12:06 PM

try talking to the manager of the restaurant depot in maspeth, (you can see it from the top of the kosciuszko), they have a huge lot in the back, and you might be able to work a deal with him for cash. :wink:

also, try this one off craigslist

DaveP 01-05-2008 12:40 PM

Re: Anyone know where you can park your truck in NYC
 

I am still in the process of signing up for CDL school. I am getting it paid for from some grant through the state. As I am a 'displaced worker'...or whatever that means.
It means they gave YOUR job to somebody overseas or south of the border...

Tobytob 01-06-2008 12:12 AM

what part of queens?
 
I live in queens also and i park my truck in Nassau county in a business parking lot. I used to park @ costco but or favorite nasty truckers messed that up so we can no longer park there..
Your best bet is to find a nice place close to home and ask the NYPD if its ok that way you wont get towed or ticketed..

bouncer 01-06-2008 05:20 AM

Thanks for the input all I checked the craigs list they want 150 for a car not i dea for a truck hell I only need it for like 3 or 4 days a month.

satch 01-07-2008 04:08 PM

what part of queens ?
if you go to maurice ave & tyler ave. just a few blocks north of the L.I.E you can park on the side of the cemetary ( on tyler)their is no alternate side parking in effect on any day there. you can acess it either from 58th st to 52nd rd or from the maurice ave side.
also 55th ave between 58th st an 50th st also on the side of new calvery cemetary . their you will have to move it during st. cleaning.
in collage point you can get away with leaving it on the side of the expressway for a day
in woodside along 31 ave & 63rd st under the bqe also 30th ave on the side of the playground on 63rd st.
in long island city their is a truck lot on the south side of borden ave & i think 53rd ave. but their you have to pay, and make arrangments in advance.
in flushing their is a home depot on avery ave. 1 block west of collage point blvd. if the guard dosn"t let you park their all along the surronding streets you can leave it for a night or to

bouncer 01-08-2008 05:26 AM

Nice any idea how much to park at the long island city 0ne it's like 10 mins from my house.

satch 01-08-2008 08:21 AM

i don"t know who owns the lot in L.I.C. i see a lot of tour busses using it and a few trucks.
i assume you are a companey driver makeing 30 - 35 c.p.m. with c.o. truck. don"t waste your money parking a truck that you don"t own .
in queens if you apply yourself it is not that hard to find a space for free.
a couple i forgot 64th st between queens blvd and the bqe on the side of the playground you can exit the bqe if your going west bound from the triboro the first exit after q blvd, that will put you on laurel hill and 64th st right on the side of the playground. you can park their a couple of days without a problem.
all along vernen ave in astoria seems to have parking on the side i don"t no the regs on vernon


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