NYC teachers slapped with pricey fines, nightmare search for parking spaces, as city caps spots
New York City teachers are struggling to find parking as the city reduces available spots. Many educators report receiving expensive fines while searching for parking near their schools.
Teachers in Queens, Manhattan and the Bronx told The Post their mornings are dictated by a mad, and maddening, rush to find parking.
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