The daily routine feels harmless enough: roll into the driveway, hop out, head inside, and move on with life. No sirens, no flashing lights, no drama.
Yet across towns and cities, ordinary homeowners are opening their mail to find a surprise that lands like a slap—an official fine tied to something they’ve done dozens, even hundreds, of times before. It’s not reckless driving, loud engines, or anything that feels remotely criminal. It’s simple driveway habits, and it’s quietly costing people real money.
