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DC Council passes bill that could let businesses pay for extra parking enforcement
A new bill aims to crack down on parking enforcement throughout the city, proposing that Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) and other groups pay for additional enforcement in their neighborhoods.
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DMV LOCAL RECAP: D.C. Expands Parking Ticket Enforcement
If you plan on driving into Washington, D.C., for a party, concert, or special event, you may want to pay closer attention to where you park. The D.C. Council has passed legislation that would allow private businesses and event organizers to pay for additional parking enforcement during busy periods. The move is intended to address illegal parking and traffic congestion in areas that attract large crowds. Under the legislation, private businesses and event organizers would be able to hire off-duty parking enforcement officers from the D.C. Department of Public Works to monitor parking around their events and establishments.
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WUSA9
Navigating traffic surrounding the Army Ten-Miler
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Baltimore ranked among worst U.S. cities for driving, WalletHub study finds
MARYLAND (WBFF) — A WalletHub study released Thursday ranked Baltimore among the worst cities for driving. The study compared the 100 largest U.S. cities and ranked Baltimore 92nd, just behind San Francisco, CA. To evaluate the best and worst cities for drivers, WalletHub analyzed several factors across four main...
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Tower
Time to Hop On and Off the Metro
This is an independently submitted op-ed and does not necessarily reflect the views of The Tower. It’s safe to say, “finally.” Finally, we have a Metro U-Pass. I’ve only been here for a year without one, but it was a grueling year without it. It seems to be that everything is looking up now!
Reasoncom
D.C. Wants To Protect Ride-Share Jobs. Riders Could Pay the Price.
The District of Columbia is considering a bill to legalize commercial autonomous vehicles (A.V.s) in the city that would subject companies to hefty fees to fund programs for displaced ride-share drivers. Labor unions, religious leaders, and drivers gathered outside of the D.C. Council building on Tuesday to protest the bill and Waymo. Reason was on the ground to see it live.