FDNY FIREFIGHTERS MOVE VEHICLE BLOCKING FIREHOUSE

Shoulda removed one of the tires for safe keeping with the NYPD until the owner got back
 
I don't see any signs, According to the curb painting, this car looks legally parked.

If this was a critical space, why didn't the curb lane and adjacent bike lane have emergency striping and prohibited standing signs? This would be a great (and appropriate) use of Omaha Orange paint.

I know this isn't a 15th Division ladder company, but this can't be the first time this situation arose.
 
entropychaser said:
I don't see any signs, According to the curb painting, this car looks legally parked.

If this was a critical space, why didn't the curb lane and adjacent bike lane have emergency striping and prohibited standing signs? This would be a great (and appropriate) use of Omaha Orange paint.

I know this isn't a 15th Division ladder company, but this can't be the first time this situation arose.
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There are numerous no parking and no standing signs on the block. Most of the city either doesnt have paint for no parking areas, or it has worn off. getting the city to provide anything besides no parking signs is a constant losing battle.
 
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bxengine said:
There are numerous no parking and no standing signs on the block. Most of the city either doesnt have paint for no parking areas, or it has worn off. getting the city to provide anything besides no parking signs is a constant losing battle.
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Since this is the Upper West Side, we'll call it street theater.

When will this episode of "Pranked" be shown.
 
I'm sorry, but I follow a little more aggressive approach, albeit a bit more paperwork, let the bumper of the rig Gently move the the offending vehicle out of the restricted area!
 
entropychaser said:
I don't see any signs, According to the curb painting, this car looks legally parked.

If this was a critical space, why didn't the curb lane and adjacent bike lane have emergency striping and prohibited standing signs? This would be a great (and appropriate) use of Omaha Orange paint.

I know this isn't a 15th Division ladder company, but this can't be the first time this situation arose.
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so from the bay door of L25 there is a straight line going across the street and a sign "NO STANDING FIRE ZONE"
 
Those guys look well equipped for that parking problem. Seems they have had that situation before. Did the city provide them with the wheel jacks or did it come out of the company commissary, like most of the things we have, commissary, used to buy.
 
ta176 said:
Those guys look well equipped for that parking problem. Seems they have had that situation before. Did the city provide them with the wheel jacks or did it come out of the company commissary, like most of the things we have, commissary, used to buy.
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Those wrecker dolleys are kept in the prop department of that big production studio over in Queens. Where they film the other soap operas.
 
So who brings them to Manhattan. FDNY should have a hot line to have a unit, either PD or Traffic to tow vehicles such as this.
 
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