New York City is once again cracking down on drivers who ignore alternate-side parking regulations. In a move aimed at improving street cleanliness and enforcing parking rules, the city is reviving its infamous "shame stickers" - small, green notices that are placed on the windshields of vehicles parked in areas where street sweeping is scheduled but hasn't occurred. The stickers, which were first introduced in the 1990s, serve as a reminder to drivers that they're parked in a no-parking zone during a scheduled street cleaning period. With the city's streets often congested and parking spots at a premium, the return of shame stickers is likely to spark debate among drivers and residents about the balance between convenience and community needs.
NYC revives green ‘shame stickers’ for alternate-side parking scofflaws New York Daily News
