American vs. European Parking Enforcement Objects: Chalk Stick vs

Hey Europeans! Check this American thing out. This is a chalk stick. In U.S. cities, when you park in a limited-time slot—let's say it's a two-hour limit--parking enforcement officers use the stick to mark your tires with chalk. Then they come back in two hours, and any car

The meter maid literally ran to his car to give him a ticket before being able to pay at the kiosk but she didn't make it in time. Still gave the ticket

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Searching for reason when police chalking of cars labeled as trespass