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Bryan is cracking down on downtown parking with a new two-hour limit on Main Street during the work week. Keep an eye out for the new signs so you don't end up paying a surprise fine while you're out grabbing lunch.
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You'll be out some cash for a parking ticket if you overstay your welcome.
Local businesses benefit because customers can actually find a spot to park near their shops.
Commuters or employees who work downtown and need to park for more than two hours at a time.
Starting on Monday, July 27, 2026, the City of Bryan will initiate a two-hour parking limit in Historic Downtown Bryan. There will be 139 timed spaces along the storefronts for five blocks of Main Street [Read More...]
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Since 2019, 14 states and over 100 cities have cut or removed parking minimums, driven by a housing crisis that raises project costs and limits affordable housing availability.