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Boston announces pilot street cleaning program in Charlestown

Boston announces pilot street cleaning program in Charlestown

Drivers who park in Charlestown in violation of street cleaning parking bans will now face $90 parking tickets (up from $40) but will no longer risk having their cars towed. The change is part of a pilot program aimed at increasing compliance and easing motorist concerns about having their cars towed to distant lots.

Drivers who park in Charlestown in violation of street cleaning parking bans will now face $90 parking tickets (up from $40) but will no longer risk having their cars towed. The change is part of a pilot program aimed at increasing compliance and easing motorist concerns about having their cars towed to distant lots.…

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