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Chicago Party Bus Operators Fight Back Against City Order
Posted on August 7, 2017
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Chicago’s crackdown on party busses is likely to result in a lawsuit, according to one operator.
Chicago Cloud 9 Limo is among the 17 operators of party buses singled out by the city’s Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection as “operating illegally.”
Related Topics: Chicago operators, Illinois operators, law enforcement, party buses, regulatory enforcement
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Anthony
| about 2 years agoYou have to police your own industry, have drivers take pictures of random illegal buses seen in your city and events. Without law enforcement knowing who is out there operating = everyone legally will suffer. Bus picture, plate , company info on bus