A bit difficult to read but the sign says: “U STUPID F**K THE METER IS BROKEN” (more…)
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photo by Ana Luiza Fraisse
Thanks to Ana for sending: “Another great example of confusing DC parking signs. This one is on Florida Avenue, NW.”
“Dear PoPville,
How does a resident go about verifying that reserved handicapped spots on the street are still needed? I know of multiple incidents where a family member passes away and the family keeps the handicapped reserved spot, limiting parking on the street for neighbors. (more…)
photo by LaTur
“Dear PoPville,
Having a horrible experience with the DC parking portal! The previous occupant of my apartment unit didn’t update their address, so I’m unable to get a visitor permit. Two of their operators told me I had to (somehow?) get in touch with this person to get them to change/delete. (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
I live in Bloomingdale. Since June 1st, the city has been ticketing cars on my block for street sweeping every Wednesday and Thursday. What I have not seen is a street sweep come through. (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
I posted my Emergency No Parking signs for a moving truck 72+ hours in advance, but forgot to upload the photos in time and so the photo verification failed….does this just mean I can’t call 311 to get people towed or are my signs totally invalid now?“
Thanks to Crimmer for sharing after Thursday’s post:
“Reminds me of the series of notes put on my girlfriends car in Georgetown. Should’ve given her a Parking Enforcement job application.” (more…)
Thanks to Brett for sending from 18th and Kalorama Road, NW. (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
Having followed my fellow readers’ shared frustration with the awful new ParkDC system, I thought I’d contribute my experience.
After two and a half weeks calling and emailing the ParkDC help line about adding the address of my Connecticut Avenue condo building to their system so I could create a guest parking pass, I finally went straight to the source today and called DDOT directly.
On the phone with a rep, I was told that because it is zoned as a commercial rather than a residential street, any and all Connecticut Ave. addresses are not included in their system and are thus ineligible for visitor parking passes. (more…)
Thanks to B for sending: “Just a little surprise note I found in the free2move I rented in navy yard”