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Student Parking Violations

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As claimed by The Horizon, the student voice of Indiana University Southeast, John Renfrow states, “Because of ever-increasing prices of permits, more students are evading parking passes which often leads to tickets or towed cars.” The rise in prices of parking passes only makes for more parking violations because the students who don’t want to buy one or can’t afford one, as a result rake up on expensive parking pass fees. Sadly, parking passes have come down to be just another burden put on already stressed out students who drive to school. Ultimately, students are being put in a negligent situation all because schools are requiring unnecessary charges risking their students’ ability to get to school.

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