Be aware that the city started towing vehicles late Saturday night from ALL designated Snow Emergency Route streets.
Download the map of the Snow Emergency Routes Here
If you’re parked on E. Cross (between Light and Conway), Charles, Hanover or Light (south of Cross) – you might want to move your car.
The snow routes are in effect for different 12-hour stretches on alternating sides of the street — white signs designate 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and black signs are from 9 p.m. to 9 a.m.
Drivers may be subject to both a ticket and towing and storage fees.
If a City Tow truck “relocates” your car – there should be no charge (beyond a parking fine) – but if you are towed by a private (medallion) contractor to a private storage lot – look out!
Baltimore has authorized its medallion towers to move vehicles from snow emergency routes – this means there are bounty hunters out there looking to make a buck.
Trying to find your car after it’s been towed? The City sez call 311.
Of course you could always head up to the Fallsway impound lot under the JFX (Directions here).
Try calling: 410 396-4613 410 396-4613 410 396-4613 410 396-4613 first.
Free parking for residents is still available at the Municipal Garage on West between Charles and Light.
The Maryland Stadium Authority advises us that Lots G&H on the east side of M&T Bank Stadium beneath 395 are reasonably clear for cars and can be accessed from West/ Sharp Streets. Turn right when entering the lot and park on the far north end leaving room for other vehicles to enter. Also please keep the main drive isle and left side open for the dump trucks transporting snow to the south west corner of the lot.
As of noon on Tuesday Lot F was not yet accessible by car but the hope is that the access road from Hamburg Street to the lot will be plowed by tonight (Tuesday).