Do you like craps? Then you'll love Los Angeles' new parking signs!
Councilman Paul Krekorian, who chairs the city's finance and budget committee, said the signs would have to be "insanely successful" at reducing tickets for the city to see an impact on parking citation revenue, which has grown from $110 million in 2003 to about $161 million last year.
The real problem is that the parking rules are too complicated. I propose that the city remove all parking signs. Instead, Parking Enforcement could roll a pair of D20s next to every parked car and issue tickets for snake eyes.
Confused about parking restrictions? Redesigned street signs may help
