The city Transportation Department has been using two golf carts to help enforce parking rules in South Boston and West Roxbury.
(Wendy Maeda/ Globe Staff)
Stroke of genius? Carts used to enforce parking
Golf course staple helps hook scofflaws
The city Transportation Department has been using two golf carts to help enforce parking rules in South Boston and West Roxbury.
(Wendy Maeda/ Globe Staff)
Rannie Bunch has all the tools he needs to nab parking scofflaws: A keen eye, sensible shoes, a ticket device that he wears on his shoulder like a machine gun. And a cart with flashing yellow lights, a plastic canopy, and room for four. (Full article: 702 words)
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