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Are you "parked" if the car is running?

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halski

Junior Member
I live in Chicago, Illinois. This morning I pulled in front of my house to let the car warm up and went inside. I live in a residential parking permit area but have yet to get a sticker. I got a ticket while the car was running out in front. Isn't that considered "standing" not "parking"?
 


justalayman

Senior Member
Not sure it really makes any difference. I would have to look up Chicago municipal codes but "standing" and "parking" are often used synonymously with no distinction between the two in many places.

Regardless, you were parked.
 

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