#TowIt was originally created in response to #Toronto mayor @JohnTory’s election mandate to "get this city moving”. It’s now 4 years later and we see no change whatsoever. Thank you to our users & advocates. Our apps are now unsupported. #TOpoli#ONpoli@jen_keesmaat@SaronGeb
@QldPolice @vaughan_k @brisbanecityqld This process is incredibly cumbersome and time consuming. Our app takes seconds for civilians to report offences. Perhaps you’d like to chat?
Follow-up to my previous post. @TowItApp has a brilliant crowdsourcing platform where you can report parking violations and bad driving which can then be monitored by municipalities. Forget #PokemonGO this is way more fun and beneficial. Join and increase the user base.
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@nycspicebo We've always said we're not out to ruin people's lives or tow cars endlessly. We just want people to think about how their actions are impacting others. Putting oneself above others, playing the game of odds, and thumbing one's nose at the law doesn't sound like a civil society.
@nycspicebo For now it seems all we have is the public shaming of inanimate objects. We're simply trying to feed such frustrations into a unified global system so that the global epidemic can be seen for what it is. It boggles our mind how much leniency is given to drivers and their vehicles
@nycspicebo Oh for certain! Unfortunately, and as your article accurately mentions: "Governments and local governments are the last ones to evolve to changing technology". It's hard advising dinosaurs.