Pennsylvania plates in No Standing US Mail Only zone

Observed by IamEntitled on Tue, Mar 04 2008

In the area surrounding the Chelsea Market you'll see a fair number of expired NYPD permits. This Scooby Doo-style van has one from Technical Support Services. Irrespective of their expired status—and Mayor Bloomberg isn't going to renew a lot of them, ever—this van owner has Pennsylvania plates and parks daily in a No Standing US Mail zone. Which means—if you bother to regularly observe the mail trucks trying to unload at this post office—they have to block traffic and/or the bike lane as a result. On the other side of Ninth Avenue, the street can't even be cleaned in the morning because so many vehicles sporting a variety of NYPD/federal permits park semi-permanently in the No Standing 7am-10am zone. Solution: garage those cars or take public transportation. And register your vehicle in New York State, please; it's the law.

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commandocivility

Posted on Sun, Jul 06 2008 at 08:01 AM

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the officer could be borrowing a friend's car, or the car could be a loner from a shop.

the officer could very well have 2 addresses for any number of legal reasons.

are we supposed to take your word that this vehicle had a NYPD permit displayed in the window? you took the time to read the permit, why didn't you take the picture?

FYI US Mail, Fed EX, UPS, DHL trucks double park even when there are no cars in the way at all. Do you ever take pictures of that? it seems way more dangerous than this one.

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