Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you buy a house near a high school or a beach house near the beach where others want to go, too bad. The cost of the house should reflect the inconvenience of people parking in front of your house.

...is how you wish it worked.

Master of the obvious.

Anonymous wrote:If you buy a house near a high school or a beach house near the beach where others want to go, too bad. The cost of the house should reflect the inconvenience of people parking in front of your house.

...is how you wish it worked.

My high school 15 years ago had parking zones around it too.

Anonymous wrote:My old town on Long Island was right by the beach not only did we have non-resident parking year round in the summer we make the whole town a "no standing or stopping zone" for non-residents. They will ticket you dropping off people. They ticket the shit our of Uber, Fed Ex and take out joints. They also once got so carried away we had a traffic jam as used as short cut we ticketed people in traffic for violating no standing policies. My brother in-law is border line communist. He thinks the rules are outrageous. Yet comes to my private beach on my pass for free and pontificates

If you buy a house near a high school or a beach house near the beach where others want to go, too bad. The cost of the house should reflect the inconvenience of people parking in front of your house.

Bummer, OP. Back to class for you.

My old town on Long Island was right by the beach not only did we have non-resident parking year round in the summer we make the whole town a "no standing or stopping zone" for non-residents. They will ticket you dropping off people. They ticket the shit our of Uber, Fed Ex and take out joints. They also once got so carried away we had a traffic jam as used as short cut we ticketed people in traffic for violating no standing policies. My brother in-law is border line communist. He thinks the rules are outrageous. Yet comes to my private beach on my pass for free and pontificates

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Due to abuse. Parking is for residents and their guests. Depending on the area, it allows up to 2 hours parking without a residential permit.

Do you also get mad that you have to pay a meter to park on the street in Bethesda? Or that most of residential DC is permit parking only?

Yes. I believe my taxes paid for those streets and I should be allowed to use them. Especially, say, 8 AM to 5 PM.

My taxes pay for the fire department. Why don't they let me jump in and drive the fire engine any time I want?

My taxes pay for I-270. Why don't they let me use it to play soccer on?

My taxes pay for building schools. Why can't I just show up there any time I like, and use any rooms I like?

Don’t get me started on the White House bowling alley.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Due to abuse. Parking is for residents and their guests. Depending on the area, it allows up to 2 hours parking without a residential permit.

Do you also get mad that you have to pay a meter to park on the street in Bethesda? Or that most of residential DC is permit parking only?

Yes. I believe my taxes paid for those streets and I should be allowed to use them. Especially, say, 8 AM to 5 PM.

My taxes pay for the fire department. Why don't they let me jump in and drive the fire engine any time I want?

My taxes pay for I-270. Why don't they let me use it to play soccer on?

My taxes pay for building schools. Why can't I just show up there any time I like, and use any rooms I like?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Due to abuse. Parking is for residents and their guests. Depending on the area, it allows up to 2 hours parking without a residential permit.

Do you also get mad that you have to pay a meter to park on the street in Bethesda? Or that most of residential DC is permit parking only?

Yes. I believe my taxes paid for those streets and I should be allowed to use them. Especially, say, 8 AM to 5 PM.

Move to Iowa, where the parking is free and plentiful.

Anonymous wrote:Due to abuse. Parking is for residents and their guests. Depending on the area, it allows up to 2 hours parking without a residential permit.

Do you also get mad that you have to pay a meter to park on the street in Bethesda? Or that most of residential DC is permit parking only?

Yes. I believe my taxes paid for those streets and I should be allowed to use them. Especially, say, 8 AM to 5 PM.

Anonymous wrote:Due to abuse. Parking is for residents and their guests. Depending on the area, it allows up to 2 hours parking without a residential permit.

Do you also get mad that you have to pay a meter to park on the street in Bethesda? Or that most of residential DC is permit parking only?

Yes. In fact, I do get mad, thank you!!!!!!!!!!

Lots of neighborhoods all over the country have parking restrictions around high schools. Including mine, thankfully.

Due to abuse. Parking is for residents and their guests. Depending on the area, it allows up to 2 hours parking without a residential permit.

Do you also get mad that you have to pay a meter to park on the street in Bethesda? Or that most of residential DC is permit parking only?

These are public streets. Why is it that I need a special permit to park in that neighborhood? Is it Kenwood? Not sure of the name. It is a HUGE area where parking is not permitted, and now the snotty, uptight neighbors are complaining about the Whitman kids parking in no parking zones. Parking ought to be permitted on the neighboring streets by anybody.