Joel asks: “I’ve tried reading the parking regs with no luck. Wonder if anyone can answer this question:
After my time expires for a spot with a two-hour sign, can I move to another spot on the SAME street?
(no permit on the car)”
Some early replies: (more…)
Lucas writes: “FYI from just south of Provision 14 on 14th Street. 15 minutes or 2 hours between 4-6:30 PM?!?“
A bit difficult to read but the sign says: “U STUPID F**K THE METER IS BROKEN” (more…)
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…)