Park for the whole stay
Every curb is checked from the minute you park to the minute you leave, 30 minutes to 7 days.
Fluent in New York parking
Read the curb. Skip the ticket.
New York has more than 440,000 parking signs and wrote 3.5 million curb tickets last year. ParkFluent reads the signs for you and colors every curb for your whole stay, so you know where to park before you start circling.
- No account
- All five boroughs
- 8 languages
440,000+
signs. Zero time to read them.
You can't read a pole of five signs at 20 mph, and you shouldn't try. ParkFluent turns every one of them into a single color on the curb.
Left or right?
Know which way to turn.
Without it, you circle and hope. With it, you see the green curbs around you before you leave the intersection, and head straight for them.
$65
by 8 AM tomorrow.
Fine tonight, a street-cleaning ticket by morning. ParkFluent checks your whole stay, not just right now. Watch those curbs turn red.
$115
for the sign you never saw.
No standing, bus stops, rush-hour lanes. The priciest tickets come from rules you can't see from the driver's seat.
$0
Green for your whole stay. Lock it and go.
We did the homework
Every curb in the five boroughs. Read, measured and checked.
6,445miles of curb mapped, about 34 million feet: farther than New York to Los Angeles and back
441,000parking sign records read and turned into rules
3.5Mparking tickets placed on the exact curb where they were written
232,000curb segments, each colored for your stay
The most-ticketed curbs in New York
One block of West 47th Street gets more than 9,000 tickets a year, over $1 million in fines. ParkFluent knows it before you pull in.
- W 47th St5th–6th Ave, Manhattan · north side5,633
- W 47th St5th–6th Ave, Manhattan · south side3,619
- Austin St71st Ave–Ascan Ave, Forest Hills3,481
- 37th AveMain St–Prince St, Flushing2,943
- W 38th St8th–9th Ave, Manhattan2,866
- Duffield StWilloughby–Fulton St, Downtown Brooklyn2,598
- 31st StDitmars Blvd–21st Ave, Astoria2,397
Tickets a year on one side of one block, Sept 2025 to Aug 2026, from NYC Open Data, counting only tickets we could place on an exact curb (so the real numbers are higher). Curb length and segments from ParkFluent's citywide build of October 2026.
The price of a wrong guess
New York collects a fortune from drivers who misread a sign.
3.5Mcurb tickets on the streets ParkFluent maps, in one year
$251Min fines from those tickets
$72what the average one cost
- Street cleaning$65
- No standing$115
- Expired meter$35–$65
- From NYC's Department of Finance fine schedule. Meter fines are higher in Manhattan below 96th St.
That's about $216 you'll never see again.
ParkFluent is free. Every ticket it helps you avoid is about $72 that stays yours.
Stop paying for parking mistakesTickets: NYC Open Data parking violations, Sept 2025 to Aug 2026, passenger vehicles, the curb-rule ticket types ParkFluent covers. Fines: NYC Department of Finance violation codes on NYC Open Data. The average is weighted by where tickets were actually written.
Try it
Tuesday, 8 PM. How long are you staying?
Drag the slider. Every curb re-checks its signs for the whole stay, the same way the app does.
How it works
Three taps to a legal spot.
- 1
Say when, and how long
From 30 minutes to a full week. Now, or a time you're planning.
- 2
See every curb in color
Green for your whole stay, blue with the meter, yellow if you come a bit later, red no, gray check the sign.
- 3
Tap a curb, read it in plain words
The actual rules for that stretch, in order, plus whether street cleaning is suspended.
Tap any curb
Know the odds before you lock the car.
- How often tickets are written here. Tickets a year, the average fine, the busiest hour.
- What it looks like at your time. How many tickets get written at the hour you're parking.
- Road work that can block the spot. Permitted street work, with its dates.
- The rules in plain words. And when we're not sure, we say so instead of guessing green.
Everything you get, free
Less circling. Fewer tickets. No guessing.
Stop circling the block
See the green curbs around you and head straight there. Drive mode keeps the map following you.
Dodge the ticket hot spots
The Tickets Heat Map shows where tickets are written most, and at what hour.
Know the odds on any spot
Tickets a year, the average fine and the busiest hour, for the exact curb you're eyeing.
No surprise road work
Permitted street work that can block parking shows on the curb it affects, with dates.
Move before you have to
Save where you parked and get a reminder before your time is up.
Skip the pointless move
A heads-up the night before street cleaning is suspended, from NYC 311's live status.
Plan before you leave
Enter where you're going and when. The Trip Planner finds legal curbs near your destination.
Have a backup
Street full? See nearby garages, with links to book a spot.
Check a ticket you got
Enter the summons number and see what the signs said at that spot.
In your language
English, Español, Русский, 中文, বাংলা, Italiano, 한국어, O'zbekcha.
Honest when unsure
When the records don't settle it, the curb turns gray and tells you to check the sign. Never a guessed green.
Four maps, one tap
See the city the way a parking officer does.
Street Parking
Every curb colored for your stay. The default view, and the one you'll use most.
Also: Satellite View, with the same curb colors over real imagery.
Speaks your language
Parking rules shouldn't need a translator.
The whole app, the plain-word rules and the reminders, in eight languages. Sign wording stays in English, the way it's posted, with the meaning in yours.
- Can I park here?
- ¿Puedo estacionar aquí?
- Можно здесь припарковаться?
- 我可以在这里停车吗？
- আমি কি এখানে পার্ক করতে পারি?
- Posso parcheggiare qui?
- 여기 주차해도 되나요?
- Shu yerga mashina qo'ysam bo'ladimi?
Where the colors come from
Built on the city's own records.
Every color starts from NYC DOT's parking sign records and NYC Open Data, checked against where tickets are actually written, with live street-cleaning status from NYC 311.
The data date is on every curb. And because a map can't see a sign that went up this morning, we'll always say it plainly: obey the posted signs.
- Sign recordsNYC Department of Transportation
- Tickets & permitsNYC Open Data
- Street cleaning statusNYC 311
- MapGoogle Maps
Keep your $72.
Free while we're new. No account, no download. It runs in your phone's browser, and you can add it to your home screen in two taps.
iPhone and Android apps are on the way.
On a computer? Scan to open it on your phone.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. Every feature is free while we're new. If that ever changes, the basic map stays free.
Which areas does it cover?
All five boroughs: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island.
Will it stop me from ever getting a ticket?
No app can promise that. ParkFluent shows what the city's sign records say for your whole stay and flags what you'd likely miss. Signs change, so always obey the posted signs.
How accurate is it?
Each color comes from the city's sign records, checked against where tickets are actually written. When the records don't settle a curb, it shows gray instead of guessing.
Does it know when street cleaning is suspended?
Yes. It checks NYC 311's live alternate-side status, and can tell you the night before.
Can I use it while driving?
Set your destination before you go, or let a passenger work the map. Drive mode keeps the map following you, but keep your eyes on the road.
What do you do with my location?
It stays on your phone. We use it for the blue dot and to remember where you parked. We don't sell data. See the privacy policy for the details.