From this photo you can't read the signage. But let me enlighten you. If he/she is in front of the post office they are allowed to park there.

Again, they are not allowed to park there unless the sign specifically says USPS. Again, the permit in the dash is for *another* car with a different license plate. So, your claim is doubly incorrect.

The license plate doesn't have to match. Most people have more than 1 car.

The license plates most certainly do have to match. Otherwise anybody could impersonate any government employee. If an employee has more than 1 car, then they should apply for another permit.

Lawandorder why must you lie to bolster your claims? I am a traffic agent and being such I will attest that YOU ARE wrong while Dragon is correct. If the worker is indeed a postal worker then he or she can park as she wishes just as long as they are within their self enforcement area. No signage stating that parking is for USPS is required. Please get your facts correct before you state false information.

Ince more dragon states the truth when he says that people do own more than one car. Who are you quoting when you state that the placard must match the license plate? Where do you get your information? Obviously you are fabricating what you are spewing because no self respecting law enforcement agent would issue a summons based on your facts.

No lies here, Fuss. So now post offices have self enforcement zones! Woo, where can I get me one of those?

You can get one by taking the test. If you can pass the test then you get one.

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2. a sharply ironical taunt; sneering or cutting remark:

Post offices always had their own self enforcement areas. Know before you speak or better yet join our ranks and learn from within.