How much you pay for parking?

[TridenT]

I'm thinking of shelling out $85/month for parking next to my apartment. It's underground and protected. Then about $70 for parking at my school for a term.

After that I'm probably going to stop paying for it. The school I will be attending in September will be 2 blocks away plus whatever distance to get to class. I'm only doing it because of my schedule that I will be having. I don't need to waste time with parking.

 

[ShawnD1]

I dont pay for parking because i am smart enough to take the bus.

Parking downtown is $300 per month if i change my mind.

 

[Anubis]

$0
i live in a area where parking is free. hell my town doesn't even have parking meters

 

[rcpratt]

$0

 

[HAL9000]

Slightly different from everyone else £0

 

[Gibson486]

$40 A year...permit street parking.

I see where this thread is headed...

TridenT:*** 2 Blocks away ****

Some guy on ATOT: Just walk you lard ass....

TridenT: Some excuse to why he cannot walk....

Some other guy on ATOT: Stop being lazy..

***fast foward to 50 posts later ***

Some guy: DIAF TridenT

TridenT: ***some stupid illogical exuse to something stupid that someone else pointed out***

this will go on for about 150 posts....

 

[vshah]

fucking $400 a month, and its 4 blocks from my apt, and I have to call 30 mins in advance to get my car out.

fuck nyc.

 

[mmntech]

Nothing. The car rental firm I work for has tons of parking, obviously. We even have a heated garage/wash bay that happily fits two cars. I'll put it in there to warm up on really cold days. I'm one of two employees so it's not like it's ever going to be an issue.

When I interned at Rogers Broadcasting, I got free parking after a certain time. I think after 4pm the underground garage was free to employees. Not many people in the building at night.

At home, I live in a house with a two car driveway.

 

[SMOGZINN]

$150 a month, valet at my apartment. I walk to work, so I only take my car out on weekends.

 

[ShawnD1]

Lol new york. That place is a liberal wet dream. They were so successful at stopping urban sprawl that a parking stall in nyc cost more than bdget rent in some places.

 

[vshah]

Lol new york. That place is a liberal wet dream. They were so successful at stopping urban sprawl that a parking stall in nyc cost more than bdget rent in some places.

yup, i used to pay 375 for a studio in pittsburgh

 

[Mr Smiley]

$700 a year to park in a parking garage at my college. With federal aid, I don't pay a dime.

 

[boomhower]

$0

 

[PottedMeat]

I dont pay for parking because i am smart enough to take the bus.

Parking downtown is $300 per month if i change my mind.

i thought that was because you roasted your transmission?

 

[Leros]

I was paying $800 a year for a parking spot. The alternative was paying $250 a year to park a mile away and take a bus the rest of the way. Now I live within walking distance of a bus stop, so I pay nothing.

 

[PieIsAwesome]

$100 a quarter for school.

 

[JulesMaximus]

Nuthin...

 

[HAL9000]

i thought that was because you roasted your transmission?

Don't be silly how would he have done that? It's not like he was towing rocks in his corolla.

 

[BassBomb]

130 for 4 months of parking at some of the campus parking lots

 

[JS80]

lol holy crap. When I went it was ~$540 school year (not including summers). Now it's $700+ http://map.ais.ucla.edu/go/1001377

 

[nageov3t]

I have a 4 day work-week... 3/4 days, I drive to work (either because there's street parking available or I'm working out of an office with its own parking lot). on the 4th day, I'll usually walk to the subway and take the train into the city, but if the weather sucks or I'm running late, I'll drive to the train station and pay $10 to park. there's a cheaper lot across the street, but it's not 24-hours and I never know when I may get stuck at the office until some ungodly hour.

usually averages out to $20/month

I used to pay $150/month for work parking, but I worked overnights in a bad neighborhood. the expensive parking lot was directly underneath my office building, so I could park, hop in the elevator, and never actually have to be out on the streets with the crackheads.

 

[Newbian]

Nothing as it's called owning land to park the vehicles on.

Think the nearest place that even has parking meters is about a hour away and even then that's just downtown.

 

[duragezic]

$0

Don't really have any intention of ever living a big city where I'd have to do crap like pay some big amount of money per month to park.

Holy shit, look at those UCLA rates.

 

[SKORPI0]

Home to work to Home - $0.
Grant Park North garage, Chicago, IL - $27 for 2 hours. D:

 

[Obsy]

$20 a term for one parking decal that's valid for three community colleges.