My OperaStreet Sweeping
Tuesday, June 10, 2008 5:24:44 PM
Since this is DC and we have frequent mechanized street sweeping, and this is
on the west side of the convention center, the street has signs which say
that there is no parking from 12:30 to 2:20pm on Tuesday on the north side.
(Wednesdays are southside.)
So at 12:23, I get into my northside parked car and go search for a legal spot in the neighborhood.
900 block of N Street? Nothing. However, at 12:24 the open side of the street is being swept by the big orange machine. Early. Back on the 900 black of M. No legal parking, but the street sweeper from N at 12:26.
Since now that the street sweepers have cameras to catch those cars which don't move, are these cars caught early to be ticketed? Do these cameras have (accurate) time stamps for the photos?
Just a question.
Of course, the editor is also the kind of person who believes that if one is ticketed to not moving the car at the proper time but no cleaning occurs, not only should the fine be returned but it should also be double the money back. But that probably won't happen.
on the west side of the convention center, the street has signs which say
that there is no parking from 12:30 to 2:20pm on Tuesday on the north side.
(Wednesdays are southside.)
So at 12:23, I get into my northside parked car and go search for a legal spot in the neighborhood.
900 block of N Street? Nothing. However, at 12:24 the open side of the street is being swept by the big orange machine. Early. Back on the 900 black of M. No legal parking, but the street sweeper from N at 12:26.
Since now that the street sweepers have cameras to catch those cars which don't move, are these cars caught early to be ticketed? Do these cameras have (accurate) time stamps for the photos?
Just a question.
Of course, the editor is also the kind of person who believes that if one is ticketed to not moving the car at the proper time but no cleaning occurs, not only should the fine be returned but it should also be double the money back. But that probably won't happen.
