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> Is it enforced? No. But technically, it's there. Very much enforced in NYC - where they do around $600 million a year in parking tickets.
by JackFr 4y ago
> Is it enforced? No. But technically, it's there.
Very much enforced in NYC - where they do around $600 million a year in parking tickets.
- mynameisvlad 4y agoI would argue that most of those 600 million are not "parked for too long in one place", which is what I said is not enforced. The vast majority of them are likely the ones that can be verified on the spot -- things like being parked in a no parking zone (whether street cleaning or regular), expired or hasn't paid parking, etc.
- JackFr 4y agoYes. That is correct. NYC has alternate side of the street parking on most streets which means that for a two hour period, typically midday, on Mon/Thu or Tue/Fri. This has the effect of making you move your car every 72 hours, and it is trivially enforceable. Additionally there are 1 & 2 hour spots which are typically metered.