Parking violators owe CARTA $4.7 million as transit authority seeks booting ordinance @chattanooga
Parking violators owe CARTA $4.7 million as transit authority seeks booting ordinance @chattanooga
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
CARTA is looking to bring an ordinance before the Chattanooga City Council as quickly as possible to let the transit authority boot vehicles with unpaid parking tickets to solve a downtown situation in which "everyone suffers."

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Parking violators owe CARTA $4.7 million as transit authority seeks booting ordinance

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