Do you know who wins the battle of the conflicting signs? In other words, can you obey the less restrictive sign when two or more signs regulate the same parking space?
Meanwhile, here’s what the Evil Empire says about that former conundrum.
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3 Big Parking Ticket Land Changes Will Make You Gasp
3 big Parking Ticket Land changes will make us gasp. But, one change in particular will make me gasp, pant, and gulp for air.
That is to say the proposed pedestrian ramp rule change will be a costly, $165 nightmare. It is a recurrent bad dream waiting to happen.
If this rule is enacted, parking at all pedestrian ramps will be outlawed.
This is not about “safety.” It is about expunging four otherwise legal parking spaces without any data supporting the reason for the proposed rule.
Please take action and voice your comment. Here’s how.
Two Surprising Proposed Rules You Should Know Immediately
There are two proposed rules about to become enacted rules, and one of them calls for a significant, costly change. To clarify, a pedestrian ramp in an unmarked crosswalk in a ‘T’ intersection will no longer be a legal parking space.
Yikes!
I’ve been down this road before and this proposed rule change will prove very costly to drivers. Here’s why and what to do about it.
A New Way To Decrease Revolting Loading Zone Nightmares
The NYC DOT needs your help in identifying loading zone nightmares. These occur when a double-parked truck or delivery vehicle blocks your car while loading or unloading.
Meanwhile, when this challenge materializes, let the DOT know by reporting the location on the brand, spanking-new, platform.
Moreover, the driver will not get a parking ticket. The information will be used to pinpoint areas that need improvement.
Let’s send a “PIN” to the DOT!
A Timely Guide To Fighting Evil NYC Camera Violations
NYC camera violations are growing by leaps and bounds. The Evil Empire’s eyes are now on buses, in school zones, and at intersections.
What is a driver to do?
Firstly, empower yourself with the knowledge and desire to fight unjust camera tickets and win.
Remember, the first speed zone violation may be only $50. But recent rules provide for increasing fines for recurring violations.
Be smart. Drive carefully, and fight when you’re right.
