New York City is once again cracking down on drivers who park in the way of street cleaning operations. The New York City Department of Sanitation has announced the return of its giant neon stickers, which will be slapped onto the windshields of vehicles that fail to move for scheduled street cleaning. The bright stickers, which can be seen from a distance, serve as a warning to drivers that their vehicle is impeding the cleaning process and must be moved immediately. The move is part of the city's ongoing efforts to keep streets clean and efficient, and to prevent unnecessary delays in the sanitation schedule.
NYC Sanitation brings back giant neon stickers for cars that don't move for street cleaning ABC7 New York
