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In article <57qkdv$cpc@usenet.rpi.edu>, wrfuse@mab.ecse.rpi.edu (Wm.
Randolph U Franklin) wrote:

> I would like to visit Manhattan on a weekday by driving to a
> subway or commuter rail station outside Manhattan after the
> morning rush hour is over, parking, then taking the subway or
> train in.  Could someone suggest possible stations that still
> would have parking available at 9am?  I don't mind paying for the
> parking.  I'll be coming down from Albany.


If you arrive after 11am, you may have no trouble getting a space on the
Upper West Side.  The street cleaning schedule varies street to street, so
read the signs to figure out where the 8-11 and 11-2 shifts are at, and on
which days.  Coming just at the end of a shift is excellent, since everyone
is double parked on the other side of the street and plenty of spaces are
suddenly legal to use and freely available.

Actually, I probably shouldn't be telling you this since Manhattan has a 
bloated excess of cars and bad air, and the residents of UWS will surely
be tickled at the inability to repark their double parked vehicles.  In fact,
keep your damn car in upstate NY, you leech!  :)

Steve Kives