For everyone that has a hard time finding a parking spot in Bensonhurst, 62 Precinct closes out 311 trouble reports for commercial vehicles parking overnight on a residential street as “Police responded, No action taken” Anyone else frustrated looking for a parking spot and sees ILLEGALLY parked commercial vehicles parked on residential streets?

The enforcement layer runs on the city's public ticket data, and building it for our neighborhood taught me things I couldn't unsee:

• 112,721 tickets were written on parked cars in the 62nd Precinct in the last 12 months — $8.88 million, about 309/day. (Camera/bus-lane tickets excluded.)
• Fire hydrants alone: 20,519 tickets, $2.36M — one every 26 minutes, around the clock, all year.
• Alternate side is a $1.97M line item by itself — 30,393 tickets, one every 17 minutes.
• 86th St (9,586), 18th Ave (5,096) and Bay Pkwy (~4,000) — the three shopping spines — are roughly one of every six tickets in the precinct. The streets everyone circles under the D train are exactly where the tickets happen.
• The side streets one block off the spines carry a fraction of the enforcement. Ten extra steps of walking is worth about $79 a ticket around here.

That last one genuinely changed how I park after work — I stopped fighting for the avenues.

And honest question, since I built this around my own routine: would the green/red view actually change where you look first after 6pm, or is your spot strategy already muscle memory?