Proposed ordinance would allow Omaha police to ticket those parked in designated bike lanes @ScottBl8ke
Proposed ordinance would allow Omaha police to ticket those parked in designated bike lanes  @ScottBl8ke
Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The City of Omaha wants to make it clear: Drivers should not park in designated bike lanes. It's an update to a KETV NewsWatch 7 investigation uncovering the city's code does not prohibit that, making it nearly impossible for police to enforce. After many complaints about people parking in a designated bike lane along Happy Hollow Boulevard, police realized it's not against the law. Then, the city added "no parking" signs there, allowing police to give violators a $16 ticket. Next week, City Council will introduce an ordinance to make it clearer for everyone The updated city code would allow police to give $32 tickets to drivers parked in bike lanes. KETV News. Chinh Doan. Nov 1, 2019.
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