Because they are supposed to be for scenic pleasure driving and commercial vehicles would ruin that purpose.
No commercial vehicles are allowed on NY parkways. Tarps and tie downs are requred to transfer materials in open pick up trucks.
No vehicles with commercial license plates are allowed on parkways in NYC.
No. Commercial vans and trucks can run on thruways, not parkways. Parkways are resticted to cars only. There are low underpasses that vans and trucks will hit.
No.
No commercial vehicles are allowed on the parkway. This includes box trucks, u-hauls, rental trucks, trailers or any vehicle with commercial plates. The parkways are winding roads that were designed with very low overpasses and are therefore unsuited for commercial traffic.
Apportioned plates are issued by the IRP as a way to calculate fees (taxes) to trucks that travel within two or more states. They are only issued to trucks and therefore, by default, are prohibited to operate on parkways. This applies to parkways in New York State. I am unclear of laws regarding this matter in other states.
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No vehicle with a commercial plate is allowed on any of New York State's parkways. This includes the Taconic and Saw Mill, to name a few. If your moving truck has a commercial plate, you will have to find another route.
Yes -- either that or there are an awful lot of trucks breaking the law and getting away with it. Trucks can't drive on are parkways but expressways are fine.
No.Trailers are not allowed on New York State Parkways. The relevant regulation is 17 NYCRR 182.31.Here's a hint: ON THE TICKET ITSELF "SHOULD BE" a violation code. THAT should be verifiable by calling any "ticket-fixer" type lawyer.