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> They could do vastly better than the status quo But why should they have to? It’s 2022, get a LoJack or AirTag for your private property that you leave lying
by bdhess 4y ago
> They could do vastly better than the status quo
But why should they have to? It’s 2022, get a LoJack or AirTag for your private property that you leave lying around illegally in public space.
- travisjungroth 4y agoThe cars are towed away from legal spots.
- bdhess 4y agoI think the article misstates this. They’re normally legal spots, but at the time of the special event, they’re not legal.(Usually temporary signs are placed a day or two in advance.)
- jazzyjackson 4y agoif they were parked illegally, they would just be towed they were "courtesy towed" because the space became illegal after the car was already there
- lostlogin 4y ago> (Usually temporary signs are placed a day or two in advance.) Based on the stories here, not not sure this is happening.
- eyelidlessness 4y agoEven if it is, that’s not sufficient to inform car owners to move their vehicles. Where I live, all public parking (whether you have a parking permit or park in spots which don’t require one) has a 72 hour limit. If you put up temporary No Parking signs with less than 72 hours notice, you’re guaranteeing many people will have their cars towed inappropriately.
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- lostlogin 4y agoAirTags are a whole seperate rant - I am not the only user of my car, but I can’t share my AirTag.