Jersey City residents were forced to stand in line for hours to pick up their vehicles.
Anthony Johnson reports as dozens of frustrated drivers say Jersey City failed to properly mark streets being used in its first-ever marathon, leading to their cars being towed.While runners took to the streets of Jersey City for its first-ever marathon, so did tow trucks.
Residents of Jersey City are saying the city failed to properly mark which streets were a part of the course and as a result, their cars were towed away on Sunday. "I was parked on Neptune, right on the side of the store, the Chewey's. I came to my car this morning and it was gone," Ariana Serrano said. "It was gone, I couldn't even get to work. I had to call my boss to come pick me up."
The city had marked signs of the restricted streets along the running route, but residents are saying they were posted too late and were given little time to move their cars.
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