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Their first proposal is to not allow off-campus undergraduates to bring cars into Georgetown.

How can this be enforced?

Suppose an off-campus undergraduate registers a car in DC, and obtains a RPP. How will GU know about it? Certainly the DC department of motor vehicles has no power to enforce an agreement between a university and its students. Moreover, the DC department of motor vehicles would not even know if a person registering a car is also a GU student, so that it may inform the university of the breach of its rules.

So then this part of the deal is toothless. More to the point, college students are pretty resourceful and can think through these things. The situation I described is bound to occur, and once the word gets out, often.

by goldfish on Jun 8, 2012 8:36 am • link • report

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