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Knobbies4Ever t1_j4pxcyb wrote

Call Parking Authority, have this car ticketed.

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whybother5000 t1_j4qa5ik wrote

Very common filthy habit. See it around my building all the time. And sometimes the genius is still sitting in the car looking guilty AF.

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Bearfoot42 t1_j4qbtix wrote

Want to see why they call me 'The Keymaster' ?

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robin_tern t1_j4qc0wr wrote

Why don't they reverse a little and park before the stop sign where the crossing won't be blocked?

Robin.

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glo46 t1_j4qcan4 wrote

Looks like he could've parked there all night smh

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SonOfMcGee t1_j4qdqfp wrote

He will surely get a ticket if he’s in the way of the street sweeper.
If he isn’t, he won’t.

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doglywolf t1_j4qemln wrote

We all bee there desperate at 2am after driving around for 30 minutes just wanting to go home. But for god sake you have to move the car before the world starts when you do this.

And this one is egregiously bad! Like i get handing into a bit in desperation but this screams asshole - especially if they dont out at like 6am to move it.

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dorkishj t1_j4qge2t wrote

This happens alllll the time where I live. And no one does anything.

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ceeyell t1_j4qjoxj wrote

I see this every single day -- seriously, every day -- at the crosswalk on Sip leading into the back entrance of JSQ PATH, near the bus area. Every SINGLE day a car is parked in that crosswalk. I've never seen a more entitled group of people in my life than drivers in Jersey City.

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crazylegsbeansie t1_j4qlapl wrote

Damn, looks like your house keys need some black paint introduced to them

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imaluckyduckie t1_j4qpyza wrote

On the WOTS app, there is an issue category for blocking the crosswalk. They usually respond within the hour.

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GreenTunicKirk OP t1_j4qt8ks wrote

Because little kids having to dodge a car while there is regular morning and truck route traffic going, while people are pushing their strollers and wheelchairs, isn’t too cool man.

Being parked there also reduces visibility for folks in the vehicles looking to turn.

That’s why it matters. The people that need to use the crosswalk very much need it. This person decided that their shitty Honda was more important than people’s means of egress.

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Simple-Television-27 t1_j4qugrl wrote

Call the parking authority when parks this egregiously illegally. Easy google search

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mastershake29x t1_j4r5c81 wrote

We know many drivers are terrible and will do this, it's also the city's fault for allowing this to be possible.

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Ashbrains t1_j4r71aj wrote

I see this all over Jersey City. Such selfish drivers.

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Jpiff t1_j4rsza7 wrote

It depends on the employee. If they get enough complaints of the same nature they’ll do something because a supervisor will get involved. I’ve had so so luck with it. Sometimes they get there in an hour other times I’ve had them take 4 plus hours. I only know this because they send a notice when they close out your complaint

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Javesther t1_j4rz979 wrote

Call the parking authority or the police to have him issued . Send the picture to the mayors office , see if he cares.

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jtweezy t1_j4t78c7 wrote

I use WOTS whenever someone parks in front of my driveway for more than an hour. The cops are usually there within 15 minutes with a ticket for them. It’s a great system.

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idkinfo t1_j4uqxch wrote

I mean it looks like Duncan Ave is getting safer.

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adamatic_521 t1_j4uw0pi wrote

Not sure why you’re getting downvoted. Yes, it puts school kids in danger but parking in a crosswalk also means this person is blocking an ADA curb ramp so anybody using a mobility assistance device is also being put in harms way. This is a complete dick move no matter where it happens. Also shocking to me that there’s a feeling that it’s fine to do this overnight so long as you move the car before 6 AM or something as if people never leave the house when it’s dark out.

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imaluckyduckie t1_j4x8ix8 wrote

Yes more times than not. If nothing else, it provides accountability via a digital fingerprint. An officer has to look at the complaint and any supporting photos and they have to dispatch an officer to the scene. They're tracked on how long it takes them to respond, and they are tracked on how they disposition the issue. There is no record created when you just talk to an officer on the street

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Puzzlekitt t1_j5shrgl wrote

Wots has never worked for me! Thats for police issues not parking. The parking authority phone number has a specific department that handles calls for this and they send a ticketing cart pretty fast.

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