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FakeNoose

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2. Yes - if the police get involved in the ticketing process

Reply to Probatim (Reply #1)

Tue Jun 13, 2023, 05:57 PM

Jun 2023

At the moment there's no talk of local police following along behind buses to write tickets on these cars. If the city just mails out "parking tickets" in the form of invoices like the Turnpike does for tolls, the chances look pretty slim for monetization.

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SEPTA found more than 20,000 violations in a study on blocking bus-only lanes and bus stops [View all] FakeNoose Jun 2023 OP

Monetization of scofflaws might do some good. Probatim Jun 2023 #1

Yes - if the police get involved in the ticketing process FakeNoose Jun 2023 #2

Lots of places send $25 tickets for running red lights or higher fines for speeding in work zones. Probatim Jun 2023 #3