Ed, I am a Trenton taxpayer living on Deklan Avenue. There is this woman from Hamilton Township who owns a Jetta and parks it right out in front of my door every day. I have to park all the way around the corner when I could have parked in front of my own home. I have left a note on her car window saying “you pay taxes in Hamilton, why don’t you park your car in Hamilton?” Isn’t there a law of some kind in New Jersey against this?

My Spot

As much as this is a pain in the butt for you, I hope there is not a law against parking in the next town. However, lawmakers are always looking for ways to amend liberty, so you’ll probably have luck if you pitch your plight to the right one.—Ed. Note