Washington, D.C. Food Trucks Association Calls New Regulations Vague And Unbalanced

Oct. 23, 2012

The D.C. Food Trucks Association has determined that the latest round of proposed vending regulations are too vague and that they give the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) too much authority over the future of street vending in Washington, according to the Washington Post. Food truck owners attended a meeting hoping for clarification of the new regulations, but came away disappointed and feeling the regulations were unreasonable. Full article.

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