Move Your Car To One Of These 36 Locations To Clear Your Street In Buffalo

The travel ban for the city of Buffalo was lifted at midnight, according to Mayor Byron Brown, but that doesn’t mean the roads are completely clear. 

There is a travel advisory in Buffalo, advising against any unnecessary travel. 

It will stay in effect until further notice. 

Some side streets are still waiting to see a plow in the downtown area, and if you are one of those people, you may want to move your car to one of the 36 locations for off street parking. 

You can see those parking sites listed below. 

Delaware District

• 1466 Hertel Ave.
• 1509 Hertel Ave. 

Ellicott District

• 339 Hudson across Orton
• 198 Allen St. 
• 252 Allen St. 
• 92, 102, 104 Orange St. 

Fillmore District

• 843-849 Seneca St.
• 132, 134 Clare St. 
• 248 Gibson
• 1193 Broadway
• 612 Fillmore

Lovejoy District

• 1111 Lovejoy Ave. 
• 1177 Lovejoy Ave.

Masten District

• 1406 Fillmore Ave.
• 866 Delavan
• 1354 Jefferson Ave. 
• 283-289 Glenwood

Niagara District

• 182-186 Grant St. 
• 6 Essex St. 
• 304 West Utica St. 
• 301 Bryant St. 
• 37, 43, 53, 55 Auchinvole
• 274, 278, 280 Breckenridge

North District

• 569-573 Forest
• 195 Military
• 378, 380 Military
• 394, 396 Hertel Ave. 
• 186 Hertel Ave.
• 641 Hertel Ave. 
• 817 Tonawanda St. (backed up to Troy Pl.)
• Foot of Farmer

South District

• 2317 Seneca St. 

University District

• 18 W. Winspear
• 22-26 Heath St. 
• 3274 Main St. 
• 3102 Bailey Ave. 

The city of Buffalo is still working to make sure the streets can be cleared off completely, and if we are able to move cars out of the way, it would help speed up the process. 

Some cars have been towed in an effort to clear the streets, and if yours was one of them, Mayor Byron Brown said there was a way to recover your car.

“If your vehicle was towed, please contact the Buffalo Police District Office where you left your vehicle,” Mayor Byron Brown said on Twitter.