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Originally Posted by manny santos
I was in Mexico City recently and cars legally line both sides of streets including at night, and locals I talked to were shocked about London not allowing it, at least in the summer.
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I was shocked when I learned about it a few years ago too. There are thousands of homes in Windsor that don't have driveways and there's nowhere else to park but on the street. To accommodate street cleaning, residents are required to alternate what side of the road they park on every month based on the signs.
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Originally Posted by Millstone
If people don't have driveways they would already know the precarious situation they face of finding a place for their vehicle at night. Or they would not own a vehicle. Driving is not a right.
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People have a right to own a car. Leaving cars on the street at night causes no harm and the cleaning argument makes little sense considering how infrequently residential streets are cleaned.