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Tuesday, November 3, 2009
SEPTA relaxed parking regulations: List, plus map

The City of Philadelphia has relaxed some parking restrictions during the SEPTA strike. The added spaces and restrictions, plus a map, are below:

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SEPTAStrike_RelaxedParkingRegulations
Posted by Inquirer Online Desk @ 4:45 PM  Permalink | 3 comments
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Posted 08:04 AM, 11/05/2009
Kenny Junod
greedy pigs get back to work
Posted 09:23 AM, 11/05/2009
CharlestheHammer
Just like the police, firefighters, and paramedics can't strike, transit workers shouldn't be allowed to either. Just like the others, they are a government worker that provides an irreplaceable service paramount to the proper functioning of society. Around the country, other major cities have regulations in place to protect the rights of the public by not allowing mass transit to stop running. This union needs to be broken and the rules of the game rewritten, for the benefit of all philadelphians. 5000 workers should not have the right to cripple a metropolis of 3 million.
Posted 11:28 AM, 11/05/2009
Hundgaard
The misplaced sense of entitlement of the Septa union is outrageous. The legislature should immediately pass a law that oulaws strikes by the Septa union. Breaking this law should result in dismissal and fines to the union.
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