Mercedes E320 blocking the lane, near the intersection with Blvd. About 8:30 AM

Parked in the most convenient spot in the city!

Three bike-lane parkers outside the pizza shop on Edgewood.

Three bike-lane parkers outside the pizza shop on Edgewood.

Three bike-lane parkers outside the pizza shop on Edgewood.

This one was last Friday. Someone seems to park here every single day, so I expect to post a photo of this location every single day.

This car was parked in the bike lane on Tuesday at the intersection of Edgewood and Boulevard. About a minute after taking the picture, the car pulled up next to me and started honking. The driver (whose wife apparently saw me taking the photo) began aggressively questioning me, taking pictures of me, and threatening legal action, as well as insinuating the possibility of other, supposedly more physical consequences. "You have to bike past here every single day. Could be very dangerous." "How about I follow you home, see where you live?"

To me, he seemed very concerned about the possibility of his presence being associated with this particular location. Given his New Jersey plates, he probably wasn't too worried about receiving a cheap parking ticket from the APD that he won't ever have to pay. I won't speculate as to exactly what he was so concerned about, but I will note that every single car I've seen parked in this location has been different, and has had an out-of-state license plate. Which seems very strange to me.

The driver followed me to Inman Park station, at which point I entered the MARTA station to avoid further confrontation.

Cars parked in bike lane on 17th street (typical)

This was taken at the same time as my previous post. This is how the Atlanta Police Department creates a high "quality of life" for the people of Atlanta. Thanks guys!

Same old story. However, this is some time after my council rep, Archibong, had gotten the police department to add "don't park in the bike lanes" to their briefing. I guess the novelty of that is gone.

Although the pictures aren't my best work, the bus is about 3/4 into the bike lane and diagonally parked (idling!) where our campus buses pull over to stop. In this busy area, someone that pulls over here causes the campus buses to pull next to them, and then impatient drivers move into oncoming traffic to get around the whole mess.

They're just not thinking very well about where to park. A classic case of OPW syndrome (Only Person in the World).

Nearly to class as I came on a Loomis truck, idling with hazard lights going. And we all know hazards are the universal nose upturned at all relevant traffic laws.

Friendly driver decided he didn't like me taking photos, and started honking at me, but no confrontation ensued.

Those wonderful professionals who violate the laws they get paid to enforce never disappoint.

Came across this on my way back home, sitting outside of the BME complex. The crates inside the truck say United States Postal Service, although the vehicle itself had no markings. The tag is government registered.

Idling delivery van with no visible license plate hanging out across from the Management Building in Tech Square.

As always, across from Thumbs Up on a Friday morning

A classic, another car parked in front of the Twelve on 17th St. You can see all the engine drippings on the ground, as there is always some one parked here. Notice the several No Parking signs as well.