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Metro and LADOT to begin issuing tickets for drivers parked along designated bus lanes
Starting Monday, violators can expect a $293 ticket for illegally parking in designated bus lanes. Through this program, the agencies aim to reduce delays for passengers.
Los Angeles, Metro to start ticketing drivers who park in bus lanes this week
The Los Angeles Department of Transportation will begin issuing tickets to drivers who park along certain bus-only lanes starting on Monday.
You can now get a $293 ticket for parking in bus lanes on these Metro routes
LADOT is issuing tickets to drivers who illegally park in designated bus lanes along Metro Lines 212 and 720, with more enforced routes soon.
Los Angeles to start issuing nearly $300 tickets for this parking violation
The Los Angeles Department of Transportation, with an assist from Metro will be issuing nearly $300 tickets for vehicles parked along two of its bus-only lanes beginning
You could soon get hit with a ticket for parking in LA bus lanes or bus stops
Drivers parked in bus lanes or bus stops on some L.A. streets could be hit with a $293 ticket starting Monday. The pilot program, known as the Bus Lane Enforcement Program, is a partnership between L.A. Metro and the Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT).
Metro and LADOT to Begin Issuing Tickets for Bus Lane Enforcement Monday
Drivers should be wary Monday as Metro and the Los Angeles Department of Transportation begin issuing tickets for vehicles parking along two of its bus-only lanes.
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