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Despite conspiracy theories its more likely that the aim is to avoid congestion at peak times, and control demand for parking, but hey, its a government policy,
by jon-wood 11y ago
Despite conspiracy theories its more likely that the aim is to avoid congestion at peak times, and control demand for parking, but hey, its a government policy, so has to be evil by default. Everyone should just be able to do whatever they like, and let the free market economy ensure only the rich live well.
- danieltillett 11y agoMaking such information is not going to affect any of the purported reasons for having parking restrictions it will only reduce the risk that someone will park somewhere by accident. If anything making the parking restrictions clearer and more accessible can only reduce the level of congestion since people won’t be parking somewhere they should not by accident. The only thing affected would be revenue.