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58 bills matching Bass, transportation

Transportation·In CommitteeHearing Nov 9Hearing Nov 9, 2026

Eighth Councilmanic district imposes time limits on parking of large vehicles on public streets.

Eighth Councilmanic district restricts parking of large vehicles, including boats and RVs, to no more than 3 hours on public streets unless posted otherwise, citing public safety concerns.

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Transportation·In CommitteeIntroduced Apr 24, 2025

North 20th Street Traffic Flow to be Altered Between Erie and West Tioga Streets

Councilmember Bass proposes reversing traffic direction on North 20th Street between Erie Avenue and West Tioga Street, making it a one-way street for southbound traffic. Signs indicating the change would need to be installed before the new rule takes effect.

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Transportation·Signed Into LawSigned Jun 12, 2025

Philadelphia Council Votes Unanimously to Make Winona Street One Way East Bound

This bill makes Winona Street one-way from Laurens to Morris Streets, going eastbound.

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Transportation·In CommitteeIntroduced Oct 10, 2024

City Council Establishes Parking Regulations on Six North Philadelphia Streets Starting Immediately Today

Parking restrictions are now in effect on six North Philadelphia streets, with two-hour limits enforced from 8am to 6pm, Monday through Friday. Residents and visitors must adhere to these new regulations starting immediately today.

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City Government·In CommitteeIntroduced Oct 10, 2024

Philadelphia Expands Parking Restrictions Across City Streets to Enforce New Time Limits

Councilmember Bass proposes new parking regulations for nine Philadelphia streets, setting time limits to enforce restricted parking zones on Carlisle Street, N. 15th Street, McKean Avenue, and others.

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Transportation·Signed Into LawSigned Oct 10, 2024

Council Unveils New Parking and Bike Lane Rules for Maplewood Avenue Between Greene and Wayne Streets

Philadelphia City Council Aims to End Parking Nightmares with Mandatory Residential Permit Program for All Zones West of Broad Street. Homeowners in these areas must now pay for permits to park their cars, freeing up spaces for visitors and commuters.

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Transportation·Signed Into LawSigned Apr 18, 2024

City Council Votes to Implement New Parking Restrictions on Busy Old York Road Neighborhood

This bill sets parking regulations near Old York Road and Courtland/Loudon Streets in Philadelphia.

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Transportation·Signed Into LawSigned Apr 18, 2024

City Imposes Stricter Parking Restrictions Along Gravers Lane and Millman Street Following Resident Complaints

Philadelphia Residents Will Soon Face Fines for Illegally Parking Near Schools, City Council Votes to Toughen Enforcement on No-Parking Zones Around Education Centers.

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Transportation·In CommitteeIntroduced Jan 25, 2024

City Officials Revise Permit Parking Boundaries Amid Resident Complaints in Neighborhoods Across Philadelphia

Philadelphia's permit parking boundaries are being revised in response to resident complaints, specifically changing the area covered by District 21 to include a new boundary along Mt. Pleasant Road.

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Transportation·Signed Into LawSigned Jun 23, 2022

City Plan Revised to Widen Hillcrest Avenue and Modify Intersection with Germantown Avenue

Hillcrest Avenue residents face longer commutes starting tomorrow as part of the street is slated for a surprise widening, while neighbors on nearby side streets worry about increased traffic congestion around Germantown Avenue's modified intersection.

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Transportation·LapsedIntroduced Oct 7, 2021

New Parking Rules Roll Out in Philly Neighborhoods Amid Anger from Residents Over Limited Spaces

New parking restrictions are coming to several Philadelphia neighborhoods, limiting time and days for parking in areas like Shawnee Street, Chestnut Hill Avenue, and Highland Avenue. Residents will face two-hour parking limits during weekdays and Saturdays.

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Transportation·Signed Into LawSigned Mar 10, 2022

Parking Restrictions Introduced for Specific Philadelphia Streets

This bill establishes two-hour parking restrictions on certain streets in Philadelphia: Mentor Street and Windrim Avenue, and Pelham Road and Mower Street.

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Transportation·Signed Into LawSigned Mar 10, 2022

Philadelphia Residents Face New Parking Restrictions in Central Neighborhood Areas

This bill establishes new parking regulations in specific areas of Philadelphia: two-hour parking limits will be enforced between certain hours on Sulis Street and N.

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City Government·Signed Into LawSigned Mar 10, 2022

Tioga Street and N. 15th Street Parking Limits Established, 2-Hour Limit on Weekdays

This bill sets a two-hour parking limit from 8am to 6:30pm on weekdays for Tioga Street and north 15th Street between N.

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Transportation·Signed Into LawSigned Dec 2, 2021

Bryan Street Becomes One-Way Northbound from West Mount Pleasant Avenue to Allens Lane

Motorists on Bryan Street face a major change today as the city's traffic flow is reversed, with all northbound traffic now forced onto the one-way street from Mount Pleasant Avenue to Allens Lane.

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Transportation·LapsedIntroduced Sep 17, 2021

Council proposes ban on tractor trailers from parking on Philadelphia streets

City Council bans tractor trailers from parking on public streets in Philadelphia without penalty. Tractor trailer owners will be required to pay for towing if parked illegally.

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Transportation·Signed Into LawSigned Oct 29, 2020

Truck Parking Ban Set for Busy Musgrave Street Segment in Northeast Philadelphia Neighborhoods

This bill prohibits trucks from parking on Musgrave Street between East Price and East Haines Streets at any time.

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Transportation·Signed Into LawSigned Oct 29, 2020

Trucks Prohibited from Certain Philadelphia Streets

This bill makes it illegal to park trucks on Belfield Avenue between North 20th Street and Wister Street, and Ogontz Avenue between West Somerville Avenue and Lindley Avenue at any time.

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Transportation·Signed Into LawSigned Mar 5, 2020

Parking Regulations Established in Specific Areas of Philadelphia with Time Limits and Exemptions

Residents in seven Philly neighborhoods face stricter parking rules as new regulations kick in, limiting street time to just two hours and forcing drivers to dig deeper for change in RPP zones.

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Transportation·Signed Into LawSigned Mar 5, 2020

Philadelphia Parking Rules Tightened Around Broad Street Corridor and Northeast Neighborhoods

This bill establishes new parking regulations in specific areas of Philadelphia to help manage traffic and parking.

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