Uncivil News
- 03/22/07: Debate Over a Web Site About Parking (NY Times)
- 03/12/10: New York Daily News: That's my corpse! Funeral director scrambles to retrieve body after tow truck hooks his minivan
- 03/09/10: New York Post: Detectives getting tow-nailed
- 02/25/10: New York Post: Cops look into why Jerry Seinfeld's car has a police placard
- 02/13/10: Times Ledger/New York Post: LIC Condo regains parking
- 01/25/10: Streetsblog: To Thwart Terror Trial Traffic Snarls, Curb Placard Abuse
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Hydrant doesn't apply to this guy
72nd street and 10th avenue, Brooklyn. Observed by parkinghell on Mon, Nov 16 2009
This guy takes this truck home every night and parks it on the streets of Dyker Heights Brooklyn. Not only shouldn't he parking it on the street, but more than not it is parked illegally, like pictured here, about 4 feet from a fire hydrant. Other times it's parked in front of a church, a school, or in a no standing zone. But NEVER in front of HIS house. And why does he take it home? It is an educational vehicle, not something he would need to take to an emergency in the middle of the night.
Expired permit
26 west 97th street 10025 NY NY, Manhattan. Observed by civil on Sun, Aug 23 2009
Parked in a fire zone. Permit expired March 31st 2009, and what agency? I cannot find the name of an agency on the permit shown above.
UFA car in Fire Zone
greenpoint ave and mcguiness blvd, Brooklyn. Observed by lawandorder on Wed, Jul 22 2009
easy like a saturday morning
243 e 84th st, Manhattan. Observed by UES11 on Sat, Apr 19 2008
The perpetrator was parked illegally in front of a fire hydrant. he saw me taking photos and he tried to get my personal info to scare me telling me i wasn't allowed to take photos of his car and threatening to report me (for what i don't know). he knew he was doing something he shouldn't have and his reaction was indicative of this. this type of blatant disregard for parking rules by city employees is contributing to the congstion problem and the fact that parking police allow them to get away with it is making it worse.
police officer
Delancey St and PITT St, Manhattan. Observed by enforcer2 on Thu, Jan 10 2008
2006 4 door black nissan pathfinder parks nightly and is observed leaving around 10am-11am
7th pct is half a block as well as fire house this car blocks fire hydrant and neither PD or Traffic enforcement give it a summons.
Illegally-Parked Firefighter Blocks View of Cars Emerging From Garage, Creating Hazard
West 77th St. and Amsterdam, Manhattan. Observed by BicyclesOnly on Wed, Sep 12 2007
Another firefighter using an invalid UFA placard to illegally block the fire zone, the bike lane, and the line of sight of the cars emerging from the nearby underground garage, resulting in cars driving blindly into the street.
For more info, see here:
Firefighters Blocking Fire Zone
West 77th and Amsterdam, Manhattan. Observed by BicyclesOnly on Mon, Sep 10 2007
Another firefighter using an invalid UFA placard to illegally block the fire zone, the bike lane, and the line of sight of the cars emerging from the nearby underground garage, resulting in cars driving blindly into the street.
For more info, see here:
Firefighters in Fire Zone
West 77th St. and Amsterdam, Manhattan. Observed by BicyclesOnly on Mon, Sep 10 2007
The point of the fire zone is to give fire vehicles clearance . . . not create extra parking for private vehicles of firefighters. There are space on the north side of the street set aside for that. These vehicles, all parked with Uniformed firefighters' Association placards, are creating a serious hazard for bicyclists and motor vehicles by blocking the line of sight of traffic emerging from the Hertz garage. Fuller explanation here:
Uniformed Firefighters Parking in Fire Zone
West 77th Street and Amsterdam, Manhattan. Observed by BicyclesOnly on Mon, Sep 10 2007
The point of the fire zone is to give fire vehicles clearance . . . not create extra parking for private vehicles of firefighters. There are space on the north side of the street set aside for that. These vehicles, all parked with Uniformed firefighters' Association placards, are creating a serious hazard for bicyclists and motor vehicles by blocking the line of sight of traffic emerging from the Hertz garage. Fuller explanation here:
Abuse of NO STANDING FIRE ZONE
Duane Street, Manhattan. Observed by traktorist on Fri, Mar 23 2007
"NO STANDING FIRE ZONE" was never meant to offer private parking for firefighters' personal vehicles. Yet this is how this area in Duane Street is used today. And even though it is just around the corner from City Hall, no one bothers to enforce the law. Some firefighters park on the sidewalk, others double park. In short - FDNY shows contempt for law.
Weekend Pump Parker
71 Driggs Avenue, Brooklyn. Observed by FedUp on Sun, Mar 18 2007
This cop from the 94th Precinct repeatedly parks at this fire hydrant in front of an elementary school EVERY weekend. He doesn't move it for 2 days. I've called the local precinct (94th) and they said they have given him a ticket (false). I've gone to the local fire house and they haven't done anything either. I've called 311 and they keep telling me to contact the precint. Just because he is a cop doesn't give him the right!












