Repeat Offender
Observed by WashingtonHeightsSpy on Tue, Feb 19 2008
This car parks overnight at the fire hydrant every night. Apparantly, all you need to do now is use a plain white piece of paper and a marker to get out of a ticket.
Observed by WashingtonHeightsSpy on Tue, Feb 19 2008
This car parks overnight at the fire hydrant every night. Apparantly, all you need to do now is use a plain white piece of paper and a marker to get out of a ticket.
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Posted on Wed, Feb 20 2008 at 09:39 PM
If that car was on my beat I wouldnt give it a ticket for the hydrant with or without a plaque... thats a good 10 to 12 feet...I SEE NO SAFTEY HAZARD....
Posted on Sat, Feb 23 2008 at 01:54 AM
The law says 15 feet and you are not in a position to say it isn't a safety hazard. It is and that's the law.
Posted on Sun, Feb 24 2008 at 03:02 PM
actually, whoever gave WashingtonHeightsSpy the position in deciding what is a saftey hazard gave me the same position... the constitution... remember? free speech? anyone? anyone?
Posted on Wed, Feb 27 2008 at 07:39 PM
I'd like to see a ruler used on this one. That's certainly too far away from the pump for me to tag. Is that gonna be the next rule? Every motorist must carry a NYC approved tape measure that will be used to measure the distance from a fire hydrant before they leave the vehicle.
Posted on Sun, Jul 06 2008 at 07:43 PM
If the car were in the way during a fire, the windows will get broken, and the problem will be solved. end of story, no safety hazard. Now for arguments sake, if it were a giant fed ex truck or something similar that would be different, although they would probably have a tow truck move it, or run the hose under the vehicle. So you see, there is no safety hazard.
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