I agree that this location is a major problem. This is a no parking zone for a reason. Each time a parking regulation like this one goes unforced, there is the potential for a serious injury or fatality.

The city's transportation department has identified this street as a major bicycle route as well. To create a more livable street for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists, perhaps the city should consider adding on-street parking on Orange Street, removing the "passing" (aka speeding) lane and reducing lane widths.

I wouldn't mind it if the city could just install the necessary signage to make this a legal parking space. Ideally I would like them to paint a stall there, or perhaps a short angled edgeline preceding the parking stall, like this one on westbound Grand Ave just west of I-91:
http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&ll=41.308084,-72.914972&spn=0,359.975281&t=h&z=16&layer=c&cbll=41.3081,-72.914865&panoid=C2ECmUalBJr4tPR3IhzR8A&cbp=12,73.44,,0,13.02

Acknowledged By the Transportation, Traffic and Parking Department.

This morning (2010-07-13) a stationary delivery truck was parked here during rush hour and contributed to a huge backlog of frustrated drivers and traffic jam at the Trumbull/Orange Street exit ramp intersection.

The no standing/no parking should be aggresively enforced during rush hour.

There is obviously a need for parking here, can't the city carve out a "pullover" set of spaces into the existing concrete plaza.

The traffic was a complete mess this morning.

How about Elm Street by Yale, sometimes down to one lane in the am btween 8-10 am or Elm Street in front of Webster bank's ATM or Orange street anywhere or Collegge St oh and Chapels amess too. Church st in front of city hall noticed this was acked 11 months ago and what has been done ????

If the police "Acknowledge" the daily illegal parking on Orange St does that mean it's okay for everyone to park in right hand lane?

Has anything been done?

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