Summary
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.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
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.
Mentions & discussions (5)
College Station considers removing parking on 4 roads for resident safety
City of Bryan Announces Two Hour Parking Limit in Downtown
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...]
To boost housing, cities and states target parking minimums
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.
Bryan City Council Starts Two Hour Parking In Part Of The Downtown Area
Prime parking spaces in downtown Bryan will now have a two hour time limit weekdays between eight and five. The Bryan city council on Tuesday (June 9) unanimously approved a two hour limit along Main [Read More...]
College Station working on criteria to allow, remove on-street parking in certain neighborhoods
College Station working on criteria to allow, remove on-street parking in certain neighborhoods KXXV
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