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Tell Us What You Think About Red-Light Cameras!

10/24/2013

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Thomas chapton jr.
3/19/2013 04:00:05 pm

red light cameras are a stick up with out a gun,kids are not in school at 10pm Monday through Fridays,grown people out of work or on their way to work are stepping out into traffic now.forcing drivers to stop.it is now dangerous for drivers.crack heads and drunks are in the streets like they are on the sidewalks.KIDS ARE PURPOSELY WALKING INTO TRAFFIC..HB0036 must be stopped[introduced by alderman IRA i Silversteen...booting your car for being behind on any city bill will cause many to lose their means of transportation,how will they get to work to pay bills due ,RAHM HAS A PRIVATE COMPANY WORKING ON OUR DIME DEVICING WAYS TO FINE,TICKET AND TAKE SENIORS AND POOR AND USED TO BE MIDFDLE CLASS PEOPLES VEHICLES ,CONTACT YOUR STATE REPS AND TELL THEM TO VOTE NO. MINE IS MARY E. FLOWERS I LIVE IN THE 18TH WARD ..311 DID NOT KNOW HER,BOBBY RUSHES OFFICE HAD A PERSON WHO WAS OFF THE DAY I CALLED AND NO ONE ELSE KNEW WHO MY REP WAS ..STOP THAT FOOL MIKE MADIGAN HE WILL PUSH IT THROUGH.

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CCFC Supporter
3/19/2013 04:24:11 pm

A bill introduced by an Illinois state senator could dramatically increase the amount of cars booted throughout the state.
Chicago Democrat Sen. Ira Silverstein is behind the Vehicle Immobolization bill (SB36) allows cities to place a Denver boot on a vehicle if the owner lost a civil court judgment against a city entity and hasn't paid up. The bill gives the judgment debtor an opportunity to appear and contest the immobilization before the boot is applied.
If the car is booted, the owner has 24 hours to pay the judgment, or the car would be towed and impounded, and sold after 21 days to cover the costs.
According to Crain's Chicago, Mayor Rahm Emanuel's office is reviewing the bill and has not taken a position on it.


Source: http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/Bill-Allows-City-to-Boot-Cars-For-Unpaid-Bills-193344851.html#ixzz2O3CjJz9D

Here's the bill: http://www.ilga.gov/legislation/BillStatus.asp?DocNum=36&GAID=12&DocTypeID=SB&SessionID=85&GA=98

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