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niyad

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4. and yet here, if a car is deemed "abandoned" (as in, has not been moved in 72 hours) it can,

Reply to UnrepentantLiberal (Original post)

Tue Nov 27, 2012, 12:15 PM

Nov 2012

and often is, towed (again, depending on neighborhood, and whether anybody actually cares that the car has not been moved in a significant period of time)

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$600 car issued more than $100,000 in parking tickets [View all] UnrepentantLiberal Nov 2012 OP

I would go ahead and just let them keep the car snooper2 Nov 2012 #1

the Sun Times once published names and addresses of the biggest "scofflaws" Enrique Nov 2012 #2

Assholes. UnrepentantLiberal Nov 2012 #3

In the 90s, there was a similar scandal in suburban Atlanta Blue_Tires Nov 2012 #6

and yet here, if a car is deemed "abandoned" (as in, has not been moved in 72 hours) it can, niyad Nov 2012 #4

Some years back we kept getting parking ticket notices (about 15) for a car in San Francisco... Tikki Nov 2012 #5

A car does not get registered without your consent unless your signature was forged. Bandit Nov 2012 #7

$105,761.80 / 678 tickets = $156 per ticket KansDem Nov 2012 #8

They don't tow abandoned cars in Chi town? marybourg Nov 2012 #9