Take Notice: Removal of Change Machine at the Train Station
NOTICE : Effective September 21, 2015, this change machine will no longer be in operation. If coins are needed, please make other arrangements or use Park Mobile.
Ridgewood Train Station bids Farewell to the Change Machine
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They can spend $15 million on a parking garage, but can’t buy a new change machine? Duh?
Does a person, or persons, on the Council have financial interest in Park Mobile?
Yet another taxpayer service cut by Roberta.
They want us all to get hacked. I use my credit/debit card as little as is humanly possible. For big time train or plane travel only.
Apps are very vulnerable to hacking according to PBS TV segment.
Could we put it back after Aronsohn moves out of Ridgewood.
This will basically force people to either use Park Mobile or buy a hang tag. But $15 million, no problem.
such BS.
Anything to get us on the “let us collect all personal usage data so we can provide you with a better experience”
Park Mobile system so we can catalog and monetize you and more easily edge up parking fees without causing any uproar or additional internal costs.
more social engineering (using the “nudging method”)
RE: “Could we put it back after Aronsohn moves out of Ridgewood.”
Never gonna happen…
He’s a political has been who’s “skills” resulted in his political “career” topping out as the mayor of RW.
Don’t count on him ever leaving… he’s resigned now to building his “political power base” (such as it is) in RW.
5:18, don’t be so sure about that. Word in the coffee shops is that he is moving next year.
Moving next year? Pulling a Jack Carroll, heh? Mess everything up, then bolt.
Thank you, mayor, for forcing your so-called reelection so that you could screw us forever and take a hike. We will be happy to see your back. Why don’t you move now?