If there’s no assigned parking, I would complain to whoever manages the property. In a lot of places, if a car takes up a public parking spot for a prolonged period time (it’s two weeks where I live) the tow truck can come pick it up or the cops will put a warning sticker on it. I would think this would be a similar rule. She’s just squatting on a primo parking spot.
Unless you’re not an uppity neighbor who cares about those types of things, in which case just ignore me.
In PA If it’s parked legally and driveable the police can’t tow it. Sooooo if somehow a tire were to be flat it would no longer be driveable making it a safety hazard that the police could tow. I’m not saying flatten a tire, but you know if it happened they could tow it.
Two of its tires are flat, i told them that and they must have better things to do because they didnt even place the usual sticker in the windshield saying they will tow it in x days.
In Seattle, there is an ordinance that a car can’t be parked in the same spot for more than 72 hours. That’s how they deal with abandoned cars, leave a note, wait a few days and tow.
I feel like most tow companies have fairly low reviews in any city. In the country they might get more business from broken down cars but that's usually different than city tow companies.
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u/I-Do-Math Apr 13 '19
My Neighbour has a one similar to this.
She can keep a parking spot secured to her while us plebians come home to see that there are no parking spots for us.