What to Do with Your Car When It Snows in Boston Having a car in a city is a lot of work. That goes double for Boston winters. Whether you are new to the city or a seasoned New Englander, the advent of the chilly weather might have you pulling out your hair in frustration over how to avoid a snow ticket. After all, freezing and dangerous weather is hard enough without dealing with a pricey ticket and getting your car towed. Check out this Boston Parking Spaces guide on what to do with your car when it snows in Boston. Then, curl up with some cocoa and enjoy the winter wonderland.

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When renting an apartment truly look at the value of your home. If your apartment includes a parking space that you do not need to use…rent it! Offset the costs of today’s outrageous apartment prices by renting your parking space. Wondering how to do it? First, get the consent from the property owner. Though you are responsible for your apartment, and parking space, the owner must be aware of the parking space being rented to someone other than a tenant. The owner may or may not go along with the idea of having a non-tenant occupying a parking space on his/her property. Second, do some research, review websites of parking spaces. Bostonparkingspaces.com is a great website to view a plethora of parking spaces available in the City of Boston and throughout the state of Massachusetts. This way you will have an idea of what price to market your space. Though […]

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With winter approaching it is a great time to find shelter for your summer vehicle. No one wants to ruin their summer ride on potholes, damaging snow, salt putting lots of wear and tear to your vehicle and trying to find parking during a snow storm is impossible. Between winter snow bands, snow plow trucks embanking the curbs and non-residence taking over residential parking spaces during the winter, the best option is to store your summer vehicle until next summer. You can store your vehicle and forget about the hassle that comes with trying to manage your vehicle’s parking schedule. Storing your vehicle during the winter keeps your vehicle safe, clean, maintenance free and best of all it’s in the same shape you left it the year prior! Storing your vehicle can be affordable and simple. The nice part of storing your vehicle for long term is that you can […]

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A nice perk in the City of Boston throughout the summer is having a fighting chance to find a decent space while out and about in the city. With fall swiftly approaching and students bombarding the city streets, parking is getting scarcer. Street cleaning, excessive residences, snowfall and busier streets follow the massive crowd of students in the City of Boston and surrounding neighborhoods. Even with residential parking and metered spaces there is never a consistent space to park in every day. With students switching their license plates over to Massachusetts, the residential parking will be next to null. There are always more residents with residential stickers then there are available spaces. Looking for parking on the street can become very frustrating. Whether in town for work, school or residence parking in the City of Boston is going to be a hassle. Instead of circling the block, finding a space […]

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Boston meters are free on Sunday. For many this is a day of rest. For the savvy bargain hunter, this is the day errands can be ran with ease. Free parking, limited traffic, and a greater chance at getting a parking space at every stop you make would make anyone delighted. There is no doubt about it, Boston has very limited meter parking to begin with. Competing with resident only, commercial and valet parking hogging all the limited street parking, its a real victory to come along a meter, and it’s free ..double victory!

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Parking in Boston can be overwhelming and a hassle. Between the narrow North End roads, South End historic cobbled stoned streets, to the ever congested Newbury St. in Back Bay, there never seems to be enough road to drive on, let alone park!

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