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[QUOTE="OttoMets, post: 3102794, member: 716"]
This s--- is a coin-flip in terms of enforcement.

My thoughts:

If you don't need a car, take ride-hailing or a bus or walk from your hotel.

If you're driving but your car isn't needed for a tailgate, stow it in a private garage.

If you're tailgating in an open university lot, good luck having things go smoothly (and stay out of the west side of the Fineview Lot, that space is spoken for...).

If you're trying to park on neighborhood streets, (a) check alternate-side parking signs - for the 14th after 6:00 p.m., that means you're parking on the west side of north-south streets and the south side of east-west streets; and (b) don't do some knuckleheaded stuff like blocking hydrants, crosswalks, driveways, etc. (it's amazing how many people are running late and just dump their cars in a ridiculous illegal spot). SPD ramped up ticketing last fall, I think they issued 1,200 tickets over the last 4 home games, and they're allegedly watching the situation again this year. Same deal in Thornden Park - parking between green parking signs is cool, parking in the bike lane will get a ticket or tow.
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