"Sticker Shock Returns: City Revives Parking Enforcement Tactic After 14-Year Hiatus. In a move that's got drivers talking, the city has brought back a familiar, yet often-maligned practice: slapping bright stickers on vehicles that refuse to budge for street sweepers. The tactic, which was last used in 2009, aims to crack down on parking congestion and ensure that street cleaners can do their job without being blocked by stationary vehicles. But will the revival of this enforcement technique be enough to keep streets clean, or will it simply add to the frustration of drivers?"
After 14 years, the city has returned to slapping bright stickers on cars that do not move for street sweepers.
