Parking in Chicago is nearly always an employ in frustration, and winter in Chicago is Sufficiently to build a hermit outside of the most adventurous. Combine the two and it's a jolt any of us ever tolerance the bullpen.
Even, office, academy, errands, High spirits phone us gone of our hot abodes and, for those who operate, it's beyond compare to be aware of the megalopolis's restrictions during winter months. After all, provided you've ever missed a metre by two minutes you be cognizant how the metropolis loves to ticket.
As in any other generation you lawns in Chicago, gaze for the signs.
Instructions
1. This one's the double-whammy. From now until April One don't park here between Three and 7am, AND don't park here if snow is over 2" deep.
2. This sign is a little more ambiguous. One story in the Tribune said it means you can't park if there are more than 2" of snow on the ground, and another said it means if more than 2" have fallen you'll be towed. The City of Chicago says it's when there are at least 2" of snow on the pavement. Safest bet: if there's more than a light dusting, don't park. There are Five hundred miles of streets that have this designation.
3. Whether you observe this sign, you can't park between 3am & 7am period. So don't. Seriously. You'll be towed faster than you can say "Where's my car?" One hundred seven miles of Chicago streets are covered by this restriction.
