Abandoned Cars

Not all circumstances are the same; however, a fine may be necessary.

IF they left their car in the middle of the road. Sure why not.

I see stupid pictures of snow stores and damn car is in the middle of the road!

it's not hard

1. stay home
2. park your crap right.

I worked as a security guard through much of college, and I was expected to be at work NO-MATTER-WHAT. Sick? Work. Tornado? Work. Snow? Work. Nuclear War? I'd better be there.

Some jobs just don't accept excuses.

I worked as a security guard through much of college, and I was expected to be at work NO-MATTER-WHAT. Sick? Work. Tornado? Work. Snow? Work. Nuclear War? I'd better be there.

Some jobs just don't accept excuses.

br0kenrabbit

When the Groundhog Day blizzard hit here in Chicago, which compelled many to abandon their cars on Lake Shord Drive, the city just towed the vehicles to nearby lots where people were able to claim them once the snow had been pushed aside.  Whether or not they were charged for the tow escapes my memory bank.

Most people don't drive through the snow for funsies.

They should be charged for the tow anda fine should be levied on them. Something to make up for the man hours us cops had to expend to deal with these idiots.

You were warned to stay at home by ALL levels of government. There is no reason you should have been driving during the blizzard. And if by some chance you had a valid reason, like you were a first responder going to work, or you had to go to the hospital, the fine should be waived. But you should have to pay for the tow.