If you see them parking on the sidewalk, as many of them do, and that includes personal vehicles, you may report them to the police. Parking on the sidewalk not only poses a hazard to pedestrians who cannot use the sidewalk safely and properly (many commercial vehicles even take up the entire sidewalk space) but also to drivers exiting driveways. The police will often give the offender a ticket for violating the law. Unfortunately, we have a lot of residents who have no consideration for those who need to use the sidewalks. Often, these offenders rent units that do not provide adequate parking facilities. Many renters pool together to rent a unit that only provide one parking space to save money but in the process clog up our sidewalks. There are so many things wrong with public parking on this island. Until the city takes action on builders that create living space without providing matching parking the problem will only get worse.