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nightmare69 wrote:

Cedar Park Dad wrote:

nightmare69 wrote:

talltex wrote:

EEllis wrote:I think is some cases it's almost a necessity. Without some traffic control not only can it take forever to get in and out of a parking lot but the length of time it takes encourages behavior that drastically increases the risk of collisions. In some places businesses are told to hire cops or face fines because since it's their traffic is the problem they should pay, not the city.

I'd like to see an actual example of a business being told to hire a cop or face fines...and under what statute in the penal code a business could be charged with an offense for "Failure to Hire Cops".

My previous employee was a large public school who built a new football stadium off a busy loop. Traffic would back up for miles causing accidents and preventing emergency vehicles from responding. I don't know the details but the city along with the local police department had a meeting with the school and told them to do whatever it takes to control their football traffic. They ended up hiring more officers and civilians for traffic control.

So you don't have evidence. I'd love to see a city try to sue a public school. Not sure if thats even possible legally.

I wasent in on the meeting nor do I have a podcast of it. Just telling you what I know.


I had a meeting with my chief and I'm all clear to work off duty jobs.