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Is it breaking the law if the vehicle is parked, at a government facility no less? For all we know it's not in use because it's missing a plate.
(FWIW, I'm pretty sure a different company is contracted in Baltimore.)
Search for crash footage (there's plenty); I, for one, am glad knowing that if one day I'm t-boned by someone who isn't paying attention/is in too big a hurry to stop it might be caught on camera. Cops can't be everywhere all the time. I'm just sayin...
Saykehlie 2 years ago
The facility was tracked down by the address given on a ticket received in Baltimore County. If you know of a different company please let me know.
The van was making crackling noises IIRC when we first walked by it. In other words, the van had just been parked and the engine was cooling down. So it was in use/the tag was on the dashboard.
Agreed on t-boning but as proven by studies cameras do not significantly decrease accidents @ intersections, It actually increases rear-end collisions.
vigilantesTV 1 year ago