When my wife and I went on our honeymoon a year ago, I emailed the parking director and asked him if there's any sort of permit or exemption that allows for 48 plus hour parking. He said no, and the safest thing to avoid possible towing is to find parking off-street (a neighbor's driveway or have a friend move your car every so often. We ended up leaving our car at my parent's place in Haverhill.
I think whether or not your car is towed is going to be a matter of luck, if any resident complains about a car looking like it's been abandoned (a significant reason for the no more than 48 hour parking rule in the first place), how frequently the parking enforcement people come by your street, and how much available parking is around your neighborhood.
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Date: 2008-12-24 02:57 pm (UTC)I think whether or not your car is towed is going to be a matter of luck, if any resident complains about a car looking like it's been abandoned (a significant reason for the no more than 48 hour parking rule in the first place), how frequently the parking enforcement people come by your street, and how much available parking is around your neighborhood.