coffeebean
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California - San Francisco
I am moving to a new street that requires residential parking permit to park over 2 hours. If I am always parking on the street blocking my own garage, do I still need a permit? Anybody knows?
Another question: Around town, I see many cars that park on driveway or space between their houses and streets on the sidewalk, how do I know if I have space in the sidewalk to park? Someone told me as long as I leave space for a wheelchair to pass, would be fine. I don't think that's true. Can anyone confirm?
Thanks
I am moving to a new street that requires residential parking permit to park over 2 hours. If I am always parking on the street blocking my own garage, do I still need a permit? Anybody knows?
Another question: Around town, I see many cars that park on driveway or space between their houses and streets on the sidewalk, how do I know if I have space in the sidewalk to park? Someone told me as long as I leave space for a wheelchair to pass, would be fine. I don't think that's true. Can anyone confirm?
Thanks