Chicago's Winter Parking Ban Returns Tuesday
Ticket, towing cost more than $200
Chicago's got a present for you -- a big fat ticket.
As a nice welcome home from your Thanksgiving travels, the city would like to remind you to get your friggin' car off the street.
Starting Tuesday at 3 a.m., more than 100 miles of Chicago's busiest streets will be off limits to overnight parking, regardless of whether there's snow on the ground. And don't forget the 2-inch rule that adds even more streets when the white stuff does finally start falling.
Letting the residuals of your turkey coma lull you into a false sense of vehicular security will cost you big time. If you leave your car in the no-zone, there's a $50 ticket, a minimum $150 towing fee, and a $10 daily storage fee.
So the next time you go on a bender in Bucktown and leave your car on Milwaukee overnight, don't be shocked if it's missing when you come back. Or, you can get a full list of the streets included in the ban here.
Posted Sunday, Nov 29, 2009 - 9:34 AM CST
