Moving Companies in Haverstraw, NY

Truck travel over 10 tons: Village of Haverstraw Chapter 228 restricts vehicles over 10 tons on interior village streets, except Routes 9W and 202. Actual deliveries and pickups on those streets are allowed, but those trucks must use the shortest access to and from Route 9W or Route 202. Ask the mover to account for the truck’s operating weight and the actual destination.

Broadway over four tons: The village separately restricts through travel by trucks above four tons on Broadway. There is a pickup-and-delivery exception for Broadway addresses, not permission to use the street as a through route. Have the driver confirm the permitted approach.

Short Clove turning exception: If a truck required to enter or leave via Short Clove Avenue and Route 9W cannot safely make that turn, Chapter 228 allows a specific alternate access for the southern village via New Main Street and Maple Avenue/West Street. This conditional exception is not a general truck shortcut.

Parking during a move: Village Code Chapter 160 requires commercial movers to use available loading zones first. Where none is available, commercial and business vehicles may use paid parking spaces for dropoffs or deliveries for no more than two hours. This is not permission to obstruct traffic or keep a truck there unattended.

Active loading versus parked storage: Oversized commercial vehicles exceeding a standard nine-by-20-foot parking space generally may not park or be stored on village streets or in village lots, apart from active loading and unloading. Commercial vehicles are also subject to a half-hour street-parking limit when not actively loading or unloading.

Winter overnight parking: Village Code § 227-34 generally prohibits street parking from 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m., November 15 through March 31, except where the Village Board has expressly allowed it and signs indicate. Seasonal exceptions, snow emergencies and current signage matter; the separate Town of Haverstraw publishes its own different winter hours.

Metered downtown spaces: The village designates two-hour parking zones on Main Street, Broadway and a segment of West Street during specified daytime periods. Commercial loading has its own rules, so do not treat a two-hour public parking sign as a guaranteed two-hour moving-truck stop.

Parkways and alternate routes: Commercial moving trucks are prohibited from the Palisades Interstate Parkway. For travel toward New York City, Westchester, New Jersey or upstate, ask the carrier to choose roads that legally accommodate the actual vehicle, including clearance and toll crossings, rather than using passenger-car navigation.

Check before arrival: Photograph curb signs and check street work, event closures and snow emergency notices at the actual address.