D.C. Lifts Parking Limits, Trying New Ways to Pay
(Washington Examiner) — The District has lifted a set of controversial evening time limits on parking meters and says it will be rolling out new pilot programs next month to find ways of making parking easier.
Parking, a perennially thorny issue in the busiest neighborhoods of the city, had grown even more challenging beginning in January, when the city implemented “premium demand zones” in eight areas such as Georgetown and Adams Morgan that extended meter times until 10:30 p.m.
