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> more than 12,000 last year That… doesn’t seem like a large number? It’s 1,000 per month. This could happen once a day and be four blocks away each time. I se
by eyelidlessness 5y ago
> more than 12,000 last year
That… doesn’t seem like a large number? It’s 1,000 per month. This could happen once a day and be four blocks away each time. I see multiple trucks parked and idling daily in the same few blocks of a residential area of Seattle. If this is some kind of money making scheme, sure seems like they’re being really lazy about it and leaving money on the table.
- woodruffw 5y agoIt's a very small number, unfortunately -- infractions like these are among the cities lowest priorities, despite their outsized impact on quality of life. This isn't the only virtuous revenue stream that the city throws away: it's an open secret that parking violations are basically unenforced for companies, and that the city will happily agree to cents on the dollar once you've racked up a few thousand violations.