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Naperville Drivers Lost Control Yesterday

Odd week for Naperville commuters. On Wednesday afternoon, an elderly woman lost control of her vehicle and sent it smashing through the front windows of Naperville's Cardinal Fitness center. Also on Wednesday, an apparently disoriented woman drove her car off Washington Street and into a pond located at Weigand Riverfront Park. Yes, both of these mishaps occurred on the same day. Both drivers survived the ordeal, fortunately. Unfortunately, those who frequent the Cardinal Fitness will have to wait a day or two to workout again while repairs are made. Is Naperville moving to ensure these poor drivers are off the road for good? Time will tell. Though a call to Naperville movers probably won't get you away from less than stellar drivers.

Naperville Parking Fines Rise

Hey Naperville parking offenders, those ticket prices are going up. This past Tuesday, Naperville City Council members voted 5 to 4 to increase parking fines from $30 to $50 and to increase the minimum compromise payment from $15 to $25. In case you did not know, compromise payments are offered within 15 days of the violation, unless the offender has three or more tickets in a 12 month period. Got it? Good. The council members hope this increase results in $150,000 of new revenue. Thanks a lot, lazy people who can't be bothered to find a spot. With Naperville moving to raise these rates and you find  yourself having to park in areas where you're constantly getting a ticket, maybe you should contact a Naperville moving company.

Naperville Man is 'Super Drunk'

A Naperville man has the honor of being one of the first to be declared 'Super Drunk' in Michigan. Unfortunately, there is no prize for this title, unless you consider time in jail a prize.  New legislation in Michigan, referred to as the 'Super Drunk' law, took effect in October with imposes harsher penalties on motorists driving with blood alcohol levels of 0.17 or greater. The Naperville resident was arrested after he drove his car off a roadway and onto a house's lawn in Silver Creek Township. His blood alcohol level was  0.23 at the time of the accident. Following a quick trial, the man was sentenced to seven days in jail and a year of supervision. I could see Naperville moving to enforce this law as well someday. If you've ever been to downtown Naperville, you'd understand why. And if you love this law so much that you wish you lived in Michigan, call a Naperville moving company today!