WASHINGTON — As D.C. deploys red meters to designate handicap street parking, some ticket writers are confused about how to enforce the rules for these new meters correctly. Anyone can park at the red ...
The District Department of Transportation needs about $150,000 and some red paint to get its newly revamped handicapped parking plan up and running. In a compromise struck with advocates for the ...
WASHINGTON — Drivers without disability tags or placards who park next to red top meters in D.C.’s central business district face a citation when enforcement starts May 8. “We’re really excited about ...
A parking meter program that confused many drivers will be starting up again but only for a specific part of Washington, D.C. The Red Top Meter Program will go into effect May 8 in the Central ...
D.C.’s controversial handicapped parking meter program, stopped by emergency legislation last month, came out of years of trying to clamp down on fraud, according to city officials. District ...
District officials hoping to revive the city's controversial red top meter program unveiled a new proposal Monday to reserve more than 10 percent of all parking meters for disabled motorists. Under ...
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