Baltimore City Continues to Ticket Cars Despite Stay-at-Home Advisory
Baltimore City residents have been advised to stay inside due to various reasons such as extreme weather conditions, air pollution, or a public health emergency. However, despite the stay-at-home advisory, the city still ticket residents who park their cars in restricted areas.
This has caused frustration among residents concerned about their safety and the safety of others during these challenging times. Many residents are confused about the conflicting messages they are receiving: on the one hand, they are being advised to stay inside, but on the other hand, they are being ticketed for parking their cars in restricted areas.
Parking Authority of Baltimore City Urges Residents to Check Parking Rules and Regulations
To avoid getting ticketed, the Parking Authority of Baltimore City urges residents to check parking rules and regulations in their area. They should be aware of any parking restrictions and move their cars accordingly.
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The Parking Authority also advises residents to pay attention to any signs or markings on the street and avoid parking in areas designated as no parking zones. They can also use the Parking Authority’s website to find information on parking rules and regulations in their place.
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While the Parking Authority is enforcing parking regulations, they are also taking steps to ensure their staff’s and the public’s safety. They have implemented measures such as social distancing and personal protective equipment to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
In conclusion, while it may be frustrating for residents to receive a ticket during a stay-at-home advisory, it is important to follow parking rules and regulations to ensure the safety of all residents. The Parking Authority of Baltimore City is available to answer any questions and guide residents who may be unsure about parking rules and regulations in their area.
