A New York City clean-air program allows citizens to report idling commercial vehicles in exchange for a cut of the fines. Some drivers respond with fists.
Source: New York Times
A New York City Clean-Air Program Pays Citizens to Report Idling Trucks
Published in Air Pollution, Department of Environmental Protection (NYC), Engines, Fines (Penalties), New York City and Trucks and Trucking
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