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Half of SF households don't have cars, but apparently it's considered "public space" when you park your $50K Tesla there, while it's considered private space if
by diebeforei485 5y ago
Half of SF households don't have cars, but apparently it's considered "public space" when you park your $50K Tesla there, while it's considered private space if you spend $15 on a lunch there.
- hindsightbias 5y agoThe parking meter and fine business was over $100M and that was 5 years ago. Most of the city east of 19th Avenue is permit parking. While it should cost more, that’s capped by the legislature and not the city.