Manhattan, New York City · live on the curb
Street parking,figured out.
Spots shared by drivers who are pulling out, the curb rules that decide how long you can stay, and a reminder before you have to move.
Act two · Ping the spot
When you leave, someone else can stop circling.
Two taps before you pull out. Nearby drivers can see the spot opening instead of making another lap around the block.
Ping your spot
When are you leaving this spot?
Nearby drivers will see your Ping.
W 73rd St & Amsterdam Ave
Your car is parked. Press Ping now to share the spot.
Act three · Know the curb
Finding the space isn’t enough. Know how long it’s yours.
My car
W 74th St & Amsterdam Ave
Just parked
W 74th St · North side ✓
Safe until
Reading the curb…
Because: street cleaning Tue & Fri · 8:30 AM–10 AM
Source: SweepNYC · Data updated Jul 3, 2026
Reminders
We’ll remind you 1 hour before cleaning, and again at 30 minutes before street cleaning starts
Ping your spot when you leaveParQueen checks the parking rules for your block and side, turns them into one answer, and reminds you before time runs out.
Illustrative. Always check the posted signs where you park.
Act four · Read the sign
Parking signs weren’t designed to be easy. ParQueen makes them make sense.
Point your camera at a parking sign. ParQueen turns the posted rules into a clear answer before you park.
Your spot · right of the sign
Point your camera at the sign.
Always verify the posted signs where you park.
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