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Once again, some drivers find out about Chicago's winter overnight parking ban the hard way
It was a rude awakening Monday for hundreds of Chicagoans who had their cars towed overnight—as enforcement of the city's winter overnight parking ban went into effect. The ban usually goes into effect swiftly and automatically when the clock strikes 3 a.
Chicago winter parking ban begins with flyers, warnings
Motorists in Chicago have become used to the city’s prohibition on overnight parking on snow routes, but residents were given a reprieve Sunday morning.
Hundreds of cars towed yesterday for violating Chicago's winter parking ban
Nearly 250 vehicles were towed yesterday on the second day of Chicago's winter parking ban, officials reported.
Chicago winter overnight parking ban to begin this weekend
The city bans parking on 107 miles of main streets between 3 a.m. and 7 a.m. from Dec. 1 through April 1. It happens every year, and every year drivers are caught off guard.
Tow storm? 244 drivers caught unaware by start of winter parking ban, despite one-day delay
"It's 'Crook County.' What do I expect?" said Luis Garcia. Two of his family's cars were towed from outside their home on Division Street near Karlov Avenue.
Chicago begins towing cars with winter overnight parking ban in effect
Some Chicago drivers were in for a rude awakening Monday morning with the city's overnight winter parking ban in effect.
Chicago eases winter parking ban for 24 hours, opts for warnings over tickets and towing
It's not often Chicagoans get a Christmas miracle when it comes to parking tickets and getting their vehicle unexpectedly towed, but that's exactly what happened overnight Saturday. Every year on Dec.
Drivers get reprieve the first morning of Chicago's overnight parking ban
Because of the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, the Chicago Department of Streets and Sanitation issued warnings instead of towing any cars that violated the ban early Sunday morning.
Chicago’s Overnight Winter Parking Ban Starts Sunday
The ban is in effect through April 1 and prohibits parking from 3-7 a.m. on about 107 miles of major city streets, regardless of snow. Towing fees start at $150.
Hundreds of cars towed for violating Chicago's winter parking ban
Nearly 250 vehicles were towed Monday on the second day of Chicago's winter parking ban, officials announced. Family and friends are mourning Soren Dixon, Jack Nelson and Krysta Tsukahara, all college students who graduated from Piedmont High School in 2023.
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Overnight Winter Parking Ban Starts Sunday, But No Cars Towed
City crews issued warnings instead of towing cars on the first night of the parking ban because it fell on a holiday weekend, the city said.
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