Four signs on one pole, hazards on, doing math you're not sure about.
Every driver in Manhattan knows the position. The signs are all true at once; the question is what they add up to, right now.
One verdict, with a deadline.
Street cleaning, hydrants, school-day rules, meters — resolved together into a single answer: whether you can park here, and the exact hour you'd have to move.
Check it against the pole.
Every verdict shows the posted sign it came from, so you can check it against the pole. And because the map is reconciled against enforcement — what officers actually ticket, not just what's posted — it knows when the pole isn't the whole story.
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Checked against millions of New York parking tickets.
Every ticket records an officer's real-world enforcement decision on a specific block at a specific time. The map is reconciled against millions of them — that is how it finds the blocks where the city's published rules aren't the whole truth. And where the data still can't be trusted, the app says unknown instead of guessing.
Manhattan, neighborhood by neighborhood.
30 of 32 neighborhoods are published — very nearly the island. The two that aren't ready read unknown in the app until they are.
parks and other non-parkable areas — central park among them — are excluded
Park with evidence, not a guess.
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