"New York City's sidewalks could be getting a major makeover, but at a steep cost to drivers. In a bid to tackle the city's notorious trash problem, officials are considering a drastic measure: removing up to 30,000 parking spots to create more space for pedestrian walkways and waste management. Upscale Manhattan neighborhoods, already known for their limited parking options, are likely to bear the brunt of the change. As the city grapples with the delicate balance between cleanliness and convenience, residents and business owners are bracing for the impact of this potential shake-up."
NYC could lose about 30K parking spots to get trash off sidewalks — with upscale Manhattan nabes hit hard New York Post
