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46. Rotational Parking. The following suggestion is offered as a means of actually limiting with reasonable certainty, the time a vehicle will be permitted to stand in one parking space at the curb. Upon any street which is to have a parking time limit, have the curb stone marked off into parking spaces of suitable length, twenty feet for example. These parking spaces are to be marked, perhaps by a method of painting upon the curb stone, into groups of four spaces; each one of the four to have a distinctive mark, 1, 2, 3, 4 for instance. A time cycle is to be chosen, based upon experience; and each of the parking spaces is expected to be vacated in turn for one-quarter of the total time of the cycle. If the total time of the cycle is two hours, then one of the four spaces will be yacated each half hour. The maximum parking time permitted here, would then be one and one-half hours. The parking inspector could ride down the street and note the registration numbers of the overtime parkers. In order to make reasonable allowance for errors in inspection, and to be equitable to persons unavoidably detained, a specified number of overtime cases might be allowed each operator each month. Excessive violators would be subject to revocation of their drivers\' licenses after suitable warning. The author believes that somewhat longer periods than those now called for by the regulations might, in general, be permitted. The vacated spaces need not be wasted; they would be available to any vehicle for a brief time for loading or unloading.
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