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"People think it's a parking ticket on your recycling, it's nothing like that", said Jordan Hiller, Outagamie County Recycling and Solid Waste. Outagamie County Recycling and Solid Waste in Wisconsin is giving pamphlets to residents who flub their recycling, hoping to educate them for the next collection. [Extracted from the article]

Anyone who's driven down a bustling main street in a large city knows how difficult parking can be - especially for delivery drivers offloading product or equipment. "Smart Loading Zones can provide a reliable and efficient way for delivery drivers to safely use the curb space", said Akshay Malik, director of SmartCityPHL in a statement. [Extracted from the article]

As more neighborhoods transition to this model, car owners will need better platforms to connect with parking space owners. Drivers need a way to reserve parking spaces in their neighborhoods to cut back on automobile usage and participate in the hyper-local, walkable urban environment proposed by the 15-minute city model. B Next steps for the 15-minute city vision b B b The shift toward sustainable transportation and less car ownership will mean fewer cars on the road but not the end of parking. [Extracted from the article]

Before the semester ends, those who have "No Current Permit" parking citations at New Mexico State University have a chance to clear their record while helping their community. NMSU Parking Services is accepting at least 80 ounces (five or six small jars) of peanut butter to cover the cost of the citation Nov. 29 through Dec. 3 at the parking and ID card services office, located on the second floor of the NMSU bookstore. [Extracted from the article]

NMSU Parking Services is accepting at least 80 ounces (five or six small jars) of peanut butter to cover the cost of the citation Nov. 29 through Dec. 3 at the parking and ID card services office, located on the second floor of the NMSU bookstore. Before the semester ends, those who have "No Current Permit" parking citations at New Mexico State University have a chance to clear their record while helping their community. [Extracted from the article]

NMSU Parking Services is accepting at least 80 ounces (five or six small jars) of peanut butter to cover the cost of the citation Nov. 29 through Dec. 3 at the parking and ID card services office, located on the second floor of the NMSU bookstore. Before the semester ends, those who have "No Current Permit" parking citations at New Mexico State University have a chance to clear their record while helping their community. [Extracted from the article]

Before the semester ends, those who have "No Current Permit" parking citations at New Mexico State University have a chance to clear their record while helping their community. NMSU Parking Services is accepting at least 80 ounces (five or six small jars) of peanut butter to cover the cost of the citation Nov. 29 through Dec. 3 at the parking and ID card services office, located on the second floor of the NMSU bookstore. [Extracted from the article]

NMSU Parking Services is accepting at least 80 ounces (five or six small jars) of peanut butter to cover the cost of the citation Nov. 29 through Dec. 3 at the parking and ID card services office, located on the second floor of the NMSU bookstore. Before the semester ends, those who have "No Current Permit" parking citations at New Mexico State University have a chance to clear their record while helping their community. [Extracted from the article]

Drivers who park in Smart Loading Zones without a reservation will receive a ticket and are at risk of being towed, as all loading zones are tow-away zones. Anyone who's driven down a bustling main street in a large city knows how difficult parking can be - especially for delivery drivers offloading product or equipment. [Extracted from the article]

With the projected growth of truck traffic, the demand for truck parking will continue to outpace the supply of public and private parking facilities and will only exacerbate the truck parking problems experienced in many regions." In fact, the agency goes so far as to call truck parking shortages "a national safety concern" and calls for commercial truck drivers to have "access to safe, secure and accessible truck parking. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports that the city of Boise, Idaho, has issued several that remain unpaid, according to the Associated Press, for raising funds through an auction of hundreds of unclaimed items. It presents views of Boise spokesman Mike Journee on unpaid parking tickets. It states that the city has introduced integrated parking in its downtown area to reduce problems and concerns.

The article reports on the warning given by the Nevada Supreme Court that a decline in the number of parking tickets being written will cause it to have insufficient cash to operate. Topics covered include the claims of Chief Justice James Hardesty regarding emergency funding from state lawmakers, the number of citations that were issued in Nevada in 2010 and the impact of the Nevada Highway Patrol's shifting priorities on courts.

The article discusses a report in the "News-Times" newspaper of York, Nebraska about how an unidentified man went to the York police station in November 2011 to pay for a parking ticket issued to his mother in July 1954. According to York chief of police Don Klug, the ticket was well-preserved and framed, and that the man's mother had probably forgotten all about paying the fine of ten cents. Klug's observations regarding the polite wording on the ticket are also cited.