Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Give Me a Ticket!
I put this together last summer one day while feeling a little sympathy for what it must be like to be a ticket writer in this town. And with the latest debate over parking placards, I thought it was relevant to post.
Basically, while I walked around one afternoon with my camera, I looked to see what visual cues drivers leave to evoke sympathy to avoid tickets. I realize some of my on-screen text quotes may be a bit of aggrandizement, but I think you'll get the point.
[...] placards by 20 percent and reorganize the way parking government parking privileges are managed, this latest Streetfilm is worth a minute of your time. Filed by Aaron Naparstek under Parking, Street Films, Traffic [...]
See "Parking Wars" on A&E.
this is incredible. have you seen this site?
http://nyc.mybikelane.com/
it's a similar project: people submit pictures of bike lane violations in their city.
The construction worker illegaly
parked was subject to a very large
fine under NYC Rules/Regulations...
This is what happens when the General Contractor does not fully inform the subcontractors about NYC
Parking Laws. Workers are sometimes
DELUSIONAL in their rationale about
bringing their cars into the city while mass transit is available...
More ENFORCEMENT is required. The
faults are with the general contractor/city!
Oh those poor parking ticket writers! Give me a break. How about all those poor motorists who took FEDERAL GOVERNMENT INCENTIVES to purchase a car? Or how about the fact that the billions allocated annually to fund highway construction is a tacit subsidy of the automobile industry? My girlfriend, who has a NYC Parking Permit for Persons with Disabilities is regularly ticketed for using it! Most recently she beat twenty tickets in a row. I suppose she should take a bicycle or walk, except she is unable to bicycle and can only walk short distances. Some of the wrath exhibited by the anti-car crowd is not really well thought out. I am particularly galled at those Manhattanites who move to the nuisance and then complain about it. If you are really against cars, vote for federal legislators who will change FEDERAL POLICY that props up the automobile industry in this country. And stop your constant complaining about persons who buy cars. Where would all you Manhattanites be without the motor vehicles that bring you all your goods and services that are so conveniently located within walking distance to your apartment?