MyBikeLane

New York State law is clear: you live here, you register and insure your car here. Clickthrough for the photo of the side of this van, which lists (212) and (917) numbers but a P.O. box for an address in North Carolina. There is a definite correlation between those who frequently commit moving and parking violations and those who keep their cars deliberately registered out-of-state to save on insurance and cheat the system. Here's a prime example of where the State of New York needs to enforce its registration laws, which in the five boroughs it seldom does. Instead, the state hopes the city will handle that, which it doesn't. Meanwhile, DOF's website reports: "Please note that any of your vehicles are eligible for towing because of a $1,753.18 debt of tickets in judgment." He additionally accrued $380 of tickets in the past five weeks. Hello, congestion pricing? You'd be towed and off our streets and out of our bike lanes by now. How about the tow truck calls him to ask if he can deliver a package and then when they find him tow him away. How can this guy keep his license and keep up this business?