Bad parking in broad daylight

July 29, 2022

Let's kick-off our 19th year with an old favorite topic here at the Burlingame Voice–the crazy, illegal parking maneuvers people do all over town There are plenty of examples like here, here and here. Today's gem was right on Howard Ave. in front of the bank across from Park & Howard. Facing the wrong way against traffic and parallel parked across a diagonal parking space with no money in the meter. The good news was a Parking Enforcement Officer was on the scene as I walked by. How many tickets is that?

Parking stupidity

Posted in Parking, Police Report

6 responses to “Bad parking in broad daylight”

Cassandra

July 29, 2022

Just running into UPS?
hollyroller@gmail.com

July 29, 2022

The Reality of this ‘Crime” is that “people” have to much Money.
A $100.00 -$400.00 Parking Ticket is literally “Nothing to some people.”
Though a Hillsbough/Burlingame Resident has a $1200.00 hair appointment at 1:00PM, and is 15 minutes late due to a “Hook Up” with the Landscaper/Pool Cleaner, “The Resident” could care less @ a &100.00 -$400.00 Parking Ticket. Too bad all the HC spots are full.
The point of my comment is:
Parking Tickets should “count” the same as people that get Speeding, Drunk Driving Tickets, etc.
“Points.” That eventually could cause your CDL to be Suspended. Insurance stuff too.
Richard Cranium

July 30, 2022

Local car, often parked in front of city hall. Perhaps a city employee???
JP

July 31, 2022

I see it there too. Was the little dog inside?
Joe

July 31, 2022

The little dog was there. Does this guy have some sort of get-out-of-jail-free card? I didn’t hang around to see if the PEO actually rang him up or not.
HMB

July 31, 2022

You can see the little dog through the window. At least the window was cracked open. 🤔

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