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In response to "oh really? Out east a lot of cities do this. You can't park in a residential area unless you have a sticker from the city. -- nm" by loosilu

yup, one drawback to parking being relatively scarce in high-density urban areas. -- nm

Posted by znufrii Jul 8 '09, 09:08

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Ironically, NYC doesn't do this. -- nm - loosilu Jul 8, 09:08 8
- and you lived in Park Slope, so you know how horrid it is to try and find a parking spot. -- nm - znufrii Jul 8, 09:09 7
  - I lived in Windsor Terrace, and I picked places that were on the border of the park or the PXway. More parking there. - loosilu Jul 8, 09:11
  - No way I'd own a car if I live in Park Slope. You can spend an hour looking for a spot and neverfind one. -- nm - Krusty Jul 8, 09:10 5
    - and then there's alternate-side-of-the-street parking regulations, which among other things, is enough to put me off of owning a car anywhere in NYC -- nm - znufrii Jul 8, 09:13 3
      - see my post below. :) -- nm - loosilu Jul 8, 09:14 2
        
        yup. too much work for me. -- nm - znufrii Jul 8, 09:24 1
        
        it's no harder than feeding a cat. -- nm - loosilu Jul 8, 09:25
    - that's why you double park and hired a dude to move it. -- nm - loosilu Jul 8, 09:12

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