NYC BIKE LANE BOUNTY

A video on YouTube. In Lifestyle, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

Casey Neistat investigates a proposed New York City bounty program that would pay citizens 25% of parking violation tickets for reporting vehicles blocking bike lanes.

From the video

Answers: How much money can you make reporting cars blocking bike lanes in NYC?

NYC bike lane bounty program
Blocking bike lanes in New York City
Anti-idling law payouts in NYC
Citizen reporting of traffic violations

What it concludes

Reporting eight cars parked in bike lanes over three hours could yield 1400 dollars in tickets and 350 dollars in bounty for the reporter.
Doing this four days a week could theoretically net 72800 dollars a year.
A New York City anti-idling law previously allowed one man to cash in 125000 dollars for reporting commercial vehicles idling.

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