Cranford Police Will Ticket, Tow Cars Left On Snow Route

CRANFORD, NJ — The Cranford Police Department will be ticketing and/or towing vehicles left on snow route roadways in the borough during the snow storm.

All residents who park on a State or County road are required to remove their vehicles from the roads when snow covered. These roadways include:

• Centennial Avenue
• Kenilworth Boulevard
• North Avenue (State Route 28)
• Raritan Road
• South Avenue
• Sprigfield Avenue
• Walnut Avenue

In additon, the following municipal roads are also snow emergency routes and prohibit parking:

• Bloomingdale Avenue
• Brookside Place
• Burnside Avenue
• Central Avenue (Spingfield Avenue to Craig Place)
• Cranford Avenue (Elizabeth Avenue to Forest Avenue)
• Cranford Terrace
• Denman Road (Lexington Avenue to Fairfield Avenue)
• Dunham Avenue
• Eastman Street
• Elizabeth Avenue
• Elm Street
• Gallows Hill Road (Brookside Pl to Coolidge St)
• Henley Avenue
• High Street
• Hillcrest Avenue
• Lexington Avenue
• Lincoln Avenue
• Manor Avenue (Orange Avenue to North Union Avenue)
• Normandie Place
• North Lehigh Avenue
• North Union Avenue
• Orchard Street
• Orange Avenue
• Retford Avenue
• Riverside Drive (Springfield Avenue to Venetia Avenue)
• South Union Avenue
• West End Place (Springfield Avenue to Orchard Street)
• West Holly Street

To see a map of these roadways click here.

Any snow covered vehicles that remain parked on the street for more than 48 hours are considered abandoned, according to the borough's ordinance.

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