00A In New York, the terms “parking”, “standing”, and “stopping” are defined in Sections 129, 145, and 147 of the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law; the meanings of prohibitions involving each are prescribed in Section 1200 of the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law. Where parking is prohibited, vehicles can be stopped while actually loading or unloading merchandise or passengers. Where standing is prohibited, vehicles can be stopped while actually loading or unloading passengers only. Where stopping is prohibited, vehicles can not be stopped, except to avoid conflict with other traffic or in compliance with the directions of a police officer or traffic control sign or signal.

00B The R7-6, R7-7, R7-21, R7-21a, R7-22, R7-23, R7-23a, R7-107, R7-107a, R7-201 aP, R7-203, R8-1, R8-2, R8-3a, R8-3cP, R8-3dP, and R8-3gP signs shall not be used in New York.

00C NYP1-6, NYP1-7, NYP1-9, NYP1-10, NYP1-11, NYP1-15, and NYP1-16 Parking Prohibition signs (see Sign Drawing SD-R17) may be used in New York.

00D The NYP1-2, NYP1-4, NYP1-5, and NYP1-8 signs (see Sign Drawing SD-R17) are alternate designs which may be substituted for the designs used in R7-1, R7-2, NYP1-6, NYP1-7, and NYP1-9 through NYP1-11 Parking Prohibition signs

00E The NYP2-1, NYP2-2, NYP2-4, NYP2-6, NYP2-7, and NYP2-8 Permissive Parking signs (see Sign Drawing SD-R18) may be used in New York. The NYP2-3 sign may be used as an alternate design for the NYP2-1 and NYP2-2 signs. The NYP3-1P, NYP3-2P, NYP3-3P, NYP3-4P, NYP3-5P, NYP3-6P, NYP4-4P, and NYP4-8P Parking plaques (see Sign Drawing SD-R19) may be used in New York.