Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sorry, but I physically cannot do it. My car will stay put until at least Tuesday, when it finally warms up.

Pay someone selfish jerk.

Must be nice to be a rich white guy…

Not everyone can afford it.

Some people are too sick to find someone to do it.

We can park on the street as long as we want, so Idk why OP assumes this is an issue for all.

Interesting, please rank ethnic groups based on most likely to have dug their cars out vs paid someone vs having their cars still buried.

Anonymous wrote:I regularly leave my car parked on my street for weeks at a time. Come and get me OP.

Are you worried about your battery?

I keep reading about people getting in fights over street parking in the Baltimore area. People are putting out lawn chairs after they leave to reserve their public street parking because they dug around their car and feel entitled.

All of this is just pathetic to me. I've driven through some of these areas and I see random open spots with snow all over the place where a car would normally park. What happened to having a sense of community? If everyone dug out a little more than the 2 foot perimeter around their car, the entire road side could have been completely cleared and nobody would need to fight over spots.

You are going to say well some people won't do their share. So what! You are benefitting as long as even half the people are willing to dig more than just their own car.

I would refuse to live in a community where there is nowhere to park because of snow. Im going to remove it with or without cooperation. Lead by example. And people suck.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sorry, but I physically cannot do it. My car will stay put until at least Tuesday, when it finally warms up.

Cool, I hope you get a ticket.

After 2 weeks, you've had plenty of time to arrange help.

Why do you think people deserve a ticket? Some people leave their cars parked in their same street spot for months. How is this different?

Anonymous wrote:You should have done it this past week when we hit the low 40s, but if you're still unmoved on the street... I hope you get a ticket. It's been nearly 2 weeks since the storm.

Yes, I know it's hard. Yes, my car was plowed in and had at least 2 feet of ice/snow on all sides. It's doable. Or you should arrange someone to move it.

Ok Barney Fife.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You should have done it this past week when we hit the low 40s, but if you're still unmoved on the street... I hope you get a ticket. It's been nearly 2 weeks since the storm.

Yes, I know it's hard. Yes, my car was plowed in and had at least 2 feet of ice/snow on all sides. It's doable. Or you should arrange someone to move it.

There's no legal requirement, as far as I know, to dig out your car?

There is a legal requirement in some jurisdictions to leave your car parked on the street, unmoved, for more than a few days.

In Alexandria it's 72 hours. It's very, very easy to tell who hasn't moved their car in 72 hours. Easy way for parking enforcement to rake it in.

In that first week after the storm, it was understandable. After 2 weeks? No, ticket them all. Move your car. Street parking is not for vehicle storage.

I don't get your issue. I am legally parked on the street in DC. It doesn't move that often and I have never gotten a ticket. Why would I get one now?

I regularly leave my car parked on my street for weeks at a time. Come and get me OP.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sorry, but I physically cannot do it. My car will stay put until at least Tuesday, when it finally warms up.

Pay someone selfish jerk.

Must be nice to be a rich white guy…

Not everyone can afford it.

Some people are too sick to find someone to do it.

We can park on the street as long as we want, so Idk why OP assumes this is an issue for all.

Thats racist.

Why? If you aren't using it, no need.