Michael Silverstein

Boston collects millions of dollars a year from parking meters and tickets, and the figure has been ballooning. As new regulations come into being, as enforcement procedures are toughened, as collection methods improve, the future for parking-related revenue enhancement looks ever brighter. The authors present true, riveting case histories from Greater Boston motorists to illustrate the horrors of parking in Boston. In chapters like "Everything You Always Wanted to Know (& Possibly More) about Parking Meters, Ticketing and Booting," you'll learn how it all started and where it appears to be going. Illustrated with amusing drawings and photos of actual Boston parking signs and meters.

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