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Changes to Crosstown Garage Exit Lanes.

March 14, 2012
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Message from BMC Parking:

Beginning Monday, March 19, 2012 a new group of parkers from the VA Hopsital in Jamaica Plain will be parking at the Crosstown Center Garage. These additional parkers will be parking on the 5th and 6th floors. They will also be using tickets to enter and exit the garage instead of pass cards and we will need to open both cashier booths each afternoon from 3pm – 6:30pm to facilitate their exit.

As always, monthly parkers can use any exit lane, however, in order to minimize the impact this new group will have on our existing monthly parkers, the second entrance lane will be turned into an exit lane each afternoon during this time period just for those who have passcards. This means that the express exit lane for monthly parkers will now shift from the right hand exit lane to the lane furthest on your left as you approach the exit.

Your cooperation and understanding of these new exit procedures is greatly appreciated.

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