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Games people play: The Parking Wars in Ocean Grove—thinking inside the box.

September 3, 2018 by Blogfinger

Don’t worry about a ticket—-“everyone knows” that the police will ignore this (and they did) Blogfinger photo.©  Although they do sometimes ticket parking violations.   8/31/18

 

An interesting question is whether enforcement of such violations might improve the parking availability on gridlock summer weekends in Ocean Grove?  Yes, because enforcement promotes obeying the law, and that will insure a less chaotic parking function in this town including less resentment.   And of course, there are a number of safety issues.

And even a Bond car should get a ticket—the equal justice clause:

FROM THE BOND FILMS  “Octapussy, All Time High.”    The City of Prague Orchestra.

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Posted in Ocean Grove parking problems | Tagged Parking wars in Ocean Grove | 1 Comment

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  1. on September 5, 2018 at 11:28 am Joe

    Did anyone report this? While OG enjoys a disproportionate level of law enforcement compared to the rest of the town, the cops cant be everywhere.



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