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NOTICE TO MOTORISTS: Head to the impound lot for troublesome vehicles on Front Street! | FAXINFO

October 26, 2023

NOTICE TO MOTORISTS: Head to the impound lot for troublesome vehicles on Front Street! | FAXINFO
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Since October 23, the police have been removing vehicles that obstruct traffic due to annoying, irregular, abusive or dangerous parking on Front Street and its surrounding areas.

This time, the Sint Maarten police have taken radical measures to remedy annoying parking in the Front Street area. Since the beginning of the week, bicycle patrol officers have been impounding all vehicles that do not respect the highway code. In the space of twenty-four hours, four cars were removed for illegal parking and four fines were imposed on the offenders.

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The Bicycle Patrol Unit will continue to take these strict measures to ensure public safety and maintain traffic flow on Front Street. Motorists are strongly advised to respect parking regulations and refrain from parking anywhere.

Owners of impounded vehicles must report to the Philipsburg police station to retrieve their car. _AF

https://faxinfo.fr/en/avis-aux-automobilistes-direction-la-fourriere-pour-les-vehicules-genants-sur-front-street/

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/local-news/notice-to-motorists-head-to-the-impound-lot-for-troublesome-vehicles-on-front-street-faxinfo/

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