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On principle, I agree. In practice, delivery vehicles don't have a place to safely stop, because that space is allocated to free street parking for private veh
by hahahacorn 1y ago
On principle, I agree.
In practice, delivery vehicles don't have a place to safely stop, because that space is allocated to free street parking for private vehicles.
Subsidized street parking for cars are externalizing their costs onto UPS/Fedex/Amazon, etc. who are then passing that cost along to the safety of the public.
- scottbez1 1y agoYep! Market rate for private parking, and offering subsidized short-term commercial parking (which generally has broader societal benefit than private parking) with appropriate safeguards for abuse would be great!