Chicago’s Winter Overnight Parking Ban Starts Friday. Here’s What To Know
Chicago is implementing a winter overnight parking ban from Friday through April 1. The ban will be enforced by the Department of Streets and Sanitation on 107 miles of main streets from 3-7 a.m. daily, regardless of snow. Cars parked on the designated roads will be towed, and drivers will face a minimum $150 towing fee, a $60 ticket, and a $25 per day storage fee. The ban aims to ensure public safety by allowing emergency vehicles and public transportation to move freely, and reducing hazardous conditions for all road users. Information on impacted streets and snow plow routes can be accessed in real time from the Chicago Shovels website.
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