Author: Living Legends

SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— You’ve heard of cars getting the boot, but this summer drivers could be dealing with a barnacle if they don’t pay their traffic tickets. Scranton’s Parking Authority and Magistrate are rolling out a new way to crack down on drivers ignoring their ticket citations, it’s called the barnacle. Instead of clamping a vehicle’s wheel like the boot, this device attaches directly to a windshield making it impossible to drive. This bright yellow device locks onto a vehicle’s windshield with 1,000 pounds of force. Once it’s in place, the only way to remove it is by paying…

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SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— You’ve heard of cars getting the boot, but this summer drivers could be dealing with a barnacle if they don’t pay their traffic tickets. Scranton’s Parking Authority and Magistrate are rolling out a new way to crack down on drivers ignoring their ticket citations, it’s called the barnacle. Instead of clamping a vehicle’s wheel like the boot, this device attaches directly to a windshield making it impossible to drive. This bright yellow device locks onto a vehicle’s windshield with 1,000 pounds of force. Once it’s in place, the only way to remove it is by paying…

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SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— You’ve heard of cars getting the boot, but this summer drivers could be dealing with a barnacle if they don’t pay their traffic tickets. Scranton’s Parking Authority and Magistrate are rolling out a new way to crack down on drivers ignoring their ticket citations, it’s called the barnacle. Instead of clamping a vehicle’s wheel like the boot, this device attaches directly to a windshield making it impossible to drive. This bright yellow device locks onto a vehicle’s windshield with 1,000 pounds of force. Once it’s in place, the only way to remove it is by paying…

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SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— You’ve heard of cars getting the boot, but this summer drivers could be dealing with a barnacle if they don’t pay their traffic tickets. Scranton’s Parking Authority and Magistrate are rolling out a new way to crack down on drivers ignoring their ticket citations, it’s called the barnacle. Instead of clamping a vehicle’s wheel like the boot, this device attaches directly to a windshield making it impossible to drive. This bright yellow device locks onto a vehicle’s windshield with 1,000 pounds of force. Once it’s in place, the only way to remove it is by paying…

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SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— You’ve heard of cars getting the boot, but this summer drivers could be dealing with a barnacle if they don’t pay their traffic tickets. Scranton’s Parking Authority and Magistrate are rolling out a new way to crack down on drivers ignoring their ticket citations, it’s called the barnacle. Instead of clamping a vehicle’s wheel like the boot, this device attaches directly to a windshield making it impossible to drive. This bright yellow device locks onto a vehicle’s windshield with 1,000 pounds of force. Once it’s in place, the only way to remove it is by paying…

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SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— You’ve heard of cars getting the boot, but this summer drivers could be dealing with a barnacle if they don’t pay their traffic tickets. Scranton’s Parking Authority and Magistrate are rolling out a new way to crack down on drivers ignoring their ticket citations, it’s called the barnacle. Instead of clamping a vehicle’s wheel like the boot, this device attaches directly to a windshield making it impossible to drive. This bright yellow device locks onto a vehicle’s windshield with 1,000 pounds of force. Once it’s in place, the only way to remove it is by paying…

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SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— You’ve heard of cars getting the boot, but this summer drivers could be dealing with a barnacle if they don’t pay their traffic tickets. Scranton’s Parking Authority and Magistrate are rolling out a new way to crack down on drivers ignoring their ticket citations, it’s called the barnacle. Instead of clamping a vehicle’s wheel like the boot, this device attaches directly to a windshield making it impossible to drive. This bright yellow device locks onto a vehicle’s windshield with 1,000 pounds of force. Once it’s in place, the only way to remove it is by paying…

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SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— You’ve heard of cars getting the boot, but this summer drivers could be dealing with a barnacle if they don’t pay their traffic tickets. Scranton’s Parking Authority and Magistrate are rolling out a new way to crack down on drivers ignoring their ticket citations, it’s called the barnacle. Instead of clamping a vehicle’s wheel like the boot, this device attaches directly to a windshield making it impossible to drive. This bright yellow device locks onto a vehicle’s windshield with 1,000 pounds of force. Once it’s in place, the only way to remove it is by paying…

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SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— You’ve heard of cars getting the boot, but this summer drivers could be dealing with a barnacle if they don’t pay their traffic tickets. Scranton’s Parking Authority and Magistrate are rolling out a new way to crack down on drivers ignoring their ticket citations, it’s called the barnacle. Instead of clamping a vehicle’s wheel like the boot, this device attaches directly to a windshield making it impossible to drive. This bright yellow device locks onto a vehicle’s windshield with 1,000 pounds of force. Once it’s in place, the only way to remove it is by paying…

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SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— You’ve heard of cars getting the boot, but this summer drivers could be dealing with a barnacle if they don’t pay their traffic tickets. Scranton’s Parking Authority and Magistrate are rolling out a new way to crack down on drivers ignoring their ticket citations, it’s called the barnacle. Instead of clamping a vehicle’s wheel like the boot, this device attaches directly to a windshield making it impossible to drive. This bright yellow device locks onto a vehicle’s windshield with 1,000 pounds of force. Once it’s in place, the only way to remove it is by paying…

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