The City of San Marcos is adding barnacles, an alternative device to car boots, which will be attached to windshields of ...

A new invention could replace the rusty car boot with a more effective solution. The Barnacle is a new concept that uses industrial-strength suction cups to adhere itself to illegally parked cars ...

The city of San Marcos is introducing a new immobilizing device to crack down on unpaid parking violations. The enforcement ...

Unlike steel parking boots — which lock a car’s wheels — the device immobilizes vehicles by blocking drivers’ views. “The use of the Barnacle device is part of a pilot program,” an ...

This isn’t the first time folks have shared ways they’ve been able to best parking authorities, like the hack around car “barnacles,” the clamp-like devices attached to people’s ...

A Barnacle parking enforcement device is installed ... Now, Grow America and the firm it uses to manage the system, a company called The Car Park LLC, as well as a magistrate’s office, have ...

Dubbed “The Barnacle,” the parking enforcement apparatus attaches to windshields via suction cups and can only be removed by scanning the QR code on the device, paying a $108 fine and entering ...

The device will be used by the city marshal’s parking enforcement staff. The Barnacle attaches to a car’s windshield, making it undrivable until outstanding fines are paid. Unlike traditional ...

Beginning March 10, the city said its parking enforcement personnel would be using the Barnacle, a vehicle immobilization device that attaches to a car’s windshield. (City of San Marcos photo ...

Drivers might see something bigger than a parking ticket on their windshield. For more News, Weather, and Sports in Panama City, Florida visit: ...

Parking scofflaws in Scranton will soon get stuck between a “Barnacle” windshield blocker and their unpaid ticket citations. Grow America, which is the outside operator of the city’s street parking ...