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New York City’s Department of Sanitation has restarted its enforcement program targeting vehicles illegally parked in areas designated for street cleaning. The agency applies oversized stickers directly to car windows to identify vehicles that interfere with the city’s litter removal operations.
The large stickers serve a dual purpose: they flag vehicles that are blocking street sweepers from accessing curb areas and maintain a visible record of parking violations. This enforcement method draws significant public attention to the infraction while ensuring drivers understand they have obstructed essential municipal services.
The resumption of the sticker program represents the city’s renewed commitment to maintaining clean streets and holding vehicle owners accountable for violations. Officials emphasize that removing parked cars from designated sweeping zones is critical to the sanitation department’s ability to effectively collect debris and maintain neighborhood aesthetics.
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