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Do you park in NYC? I don't think a single photograph is going to convey sufficient information to make it clear that someone is violating parking rules, many o
by freejazz 2y ago
Do you park in NYC? I don't think a single photograph is going to convey sufficient information to make it clear that someone is violating parking rules, many of which are temporal.
I think it would also be weird to penalize people for reports that were ultimately un-actionable. Can you point to any government function that has a similar mechanism?
- loeg 2y ago> I don't think a single photograph is going to convey sufficient information Seems like the obvious solution is: multiple photos! > Can you point to any government function that has a similar mechanism? https://www.motortrend.com/news/nyc-idling-fine-citizen-reporting-bounty/ https://www.motortrend.com/news/nyc-idling-fine-citizen-repo...
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> don't think a single photograph is going to convey sufficient information to make it clear that someone is violating parking rules, many of which are temporal Why does it need to be a single photo? > weird to penalize people for reports that were ultimately un-actionable To the extent I suggested penalties, it's only in reducing bounties payable. That's less a penalty than recognition of costs.