Maryland and Virginia drivers, beware: If you park on a D.C. street overnight, you might soon have to pay up.
The city has issued more than 350 tickets a night for the past nine months to out-of-state vehicles spotted parked overnight in the District, the city’s Department of Public Works, or DPW, said in response to a Washington Examiner request. The city has given a total of 107,000 citations for violating “Registration of Out of State Autos,” or ROSA, a law intended to make new residents promptly reregister their out-of-state autos in the District.
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