can you be ticketed for parking in an area with yellow lines but no signs stating no parking?
Dearborn, MI
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Posted 27 days ago in State, Local And Municipal Law
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the space was next to handicap parking. it had yellow lines but no "no parking" signs or markings. there was plenty of room for my truck to park there without interfering with the sidewalk or any other spaces.
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Posted 27 days ago.
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