That’s irrelevant. There was probably a reason for the sign. A conscientious driver will assume they had a valid reason and work with them, regardless whether it’s enforceable or likely to be enforced.
Oh I’m sure there was. Unlike my neighbor who put up an official looking “No street parking” sign in an attempt to keep people from parking in front of their house. It lasted maybe 2 weeks.
LPT: Not all signs are legally binding or even enforceable.
That’s irrelevant. There was probably a reason for the sign. A conscientious driver will assume they had a valid reason and work with them, regardless whether it’s enforceable or likely to be enforced.
Do the right thing even if you may not be caught
Oh I’m sure there was. Unlike my neighbor who put up an official looking “No street parking” sign in an attempt to keep people from parking in front of their house. It lasted maybe 2 weeks.
Always question authority.