OSM + FHWA NBI data
Parking clearance heights in Syracuse, New York
Clearance heights for 6 parking garages, 10 low-clearance bridges in Syracuse, New York. Enter your vehicle height on the interactive map to see what fits.
6 parking garages
0 tunnels
10 low bridges
Oversized-friendly
6
RV / box-truck OK
Parking garages (6)
National Grid Lot
No limit (uncovered)
Oversized OK
Imported 2026 from OSM as an oversized-vehicle-friendly surface lot: large capacity (200 spaces). 200 spaces. Paid parking. Operator: Downtown Committee.
Source: OpenStreetMap (surface lot)
Murbro Lot #21
No limit (uncovered)
Oversized OK
Imported 2026 from OSM as an oversized-vehicle-friendly surface lot: large capacity (50 spaces). 50 spaces. Operator: Murbro.
Source: OpenStreetMap (surface lot)
Smith Lot
No limit (uncovered)
Oversized OK
Imported 2026 from OSM as an oversized-vehicle-friendly surface lot: large capacity (75 spaces). 75 spaces. Operator: Smith Restaurant Supply.
Source: OpenStreetMap (surface lot)
100 Clinton Square
No limit (uncovered)
Oversized OK
Imported 2026 from OSM as an oversized-vehicle-friendly surface lot: large capacity (220 spaces). 220 spaces. Paid parking. Operator: ParkMobile.
Source: OpenStreetMap (surface lot)
One Herald Place Lot
No limit (uncovered)
Oversized OK
Imported 2026 from OSM as an oversized-vehicle-friendly surface lot: large capacity (98 spaces). 98 spaces. Operator: Downtown Committee.
Source: OpenStreetMap (surface lot)
Empire RV Park
No limit (uncovered)
Oversized OK
Imported 2026 from OSM as an oversized-vehicle-friendly surface lot: RV park (OSM tourism=caravan_site).
Source: OpenStreetMap (surface lot)
Tunnels (0)
None indexed in this city yet.
Low-clearance bridges (10)
Low on-bridge clearance: RTE 48
15'0"
RTE 48
FHWA NBI; on-bridge clearance; built 1937
Source: FHWA National Bridge Inventory
Low on-bridge clearance: RAMP BB
14'6"
RAMP BB
FHWA NBI; on-bridge clearance; built 1968
Source: FHWA National Bridge Inventory
Low on-bridge clearance: RTE I690
14'5"
RTE I690
FHWA NBI; on-bridge clearance; built 1968
Source: FHWA National Bridge Inventory
Low on-bridge clearance: RTE I690
14'3"
RTE I690
FHWA NBI; on-bridge clearance; built 1968
Source: FHWA National Bridge Inventory
Low on-bridge clearance: PLUM STREET
14'3"
PLUM STREET
FHWA NBI; on-bridge clearance; built 1907
Source: FHWA National Bridge Inventory
Low on-bridge clearance: COUNTY ROUTE 57
14'6"
COUNTY ROUTE 57
FHWA NBI; on-bridge clearance; built 1940
Source: FHWA National Bridge Inventory
Low on-bridge clearance: BONTA BRIDGE ROAD
13'1"
BONTA BRIDGE ROAD
FHWA NBI; on-bridge clearance; built 1912
Source: FHWA National Bridge Inventory
Low on-bridge clearance: BLACK CREEK ROAD
13'3"
BLACK CREEK ROAD
FHWA NBI; on-bridge clearance; built 1908
Source: FHWA National Bridge Inventory
Low on-bridge clearance: PLAINVILLE ROAD
14'7"
PLAINVILLE ROAD
FHWA NBI; on-bridge clearance; built 2005
Source: FHWA National Bridge Inventory
Low on-bridge clearance: COUNTY RD 46
14'0"
COUNTY RD 46
FHWA NBI; on-bridge clearance; built 1915
Source: FHWA National Bridge Inventory
Frequently asked
Which parking facilities in Syracuse accept RVs or oversized vehicles?
6 facilities in Syracuse are explicitly marked as oversized-vehicle-friendly: National Grid Lot, Murbro Lot #21, Smith Lot and 3 more. See the full list on the interactive map at willifit.ai/#syracuse-ny.
Are there RV parks in Syracuse?
Yes. 1 RV park(s) are indexed in Syracuse, including Empire RV Park. RV parks have no overhead clearance — any vehicle size fits.
How is the clearance data verified?
The 16 clearances on this page are imported from OpenStreetMap and the U.S. National Bridge Inventory (FHWA). They have not yet been individually verified against Street View, so treat them as a starting point and always confirm at the posted sign before you drive. Other cities on WillIFit.ai include AI-verified readings taken directly from the entrance sign.
⚠ Always verify at the sign.
Posted clearances on this page are for planning. The only authoritative number
is the sign at the garage entrance or bridge approach. Clearances can change
due to re-paving, renovations, or weather. If you spot an inaccuracy,
open the map and use the "Report clearance" button.