BOSTON (WHDH) - Parking at some meters in Boston will be a little more expensive beginning Monday.
In a post on the city’s website, the parking clerk says the revised fees “build off what the City learned over its two-year performance parking pilot program in the Back Bay and South Boston” and are aimed at alleviating congestion in the neighborhoods.
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The new rates include:
- Back Bay: $3.75 per hour
- Bulfinch Triangle, $2.50 per hour in the area bordered by Causeway Street, Lomasney Way, Staniford STreet, Merrimac Street, New Chardon Street, and North Washington Street.
- Fenway/Kenmore $2.50 per hour.
- South Boston Waterfront: $3.75 per hour on all city-owned streets, with the exception of D Street, which will be priced at $2.50 per hour.
- Motorcycle parking: $0.50 per hour at all parking stalls, including those on Milk Street, Pearl Street, High Street, Batterymarch Street, Newbury Street, Exeter Street, Gloucester Street, Boylston Street, and Fairfield Street.
- Parking meter rates in all other metered areas of the city, including Beacon Hill, the Financial District, and the South End will be priced at $2 per hour.
For more information, visit the city’s website.
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