April 27, 2025 - 11:54

Dozens of food truck owners in North Philadelphia have launched an online petition in response to a recently implemented curfew ordinance that they claim is negatively impacting their businesses. The curfew, which restricts operating hours, has sparked frustration among local vendors who rely on late-night sales to sustain their livelihoods. Many food truck operators argue that the new regulations limit their ability to serve customers during peak hours, particularly in areas known for nightlife and late-night gatherings.
The petition, which has garnered significant support from both food truck owners and their loyal customers, calls for a reevaluation of the curfew rules. Vendors contend that the restrictions not only threaten their income but also diminish the vibrant food culture that has emerged in the neighborhood. As the petition gains traction, food truck owners are hopeful that city officials will reconsider the impact of the curfew and work towards a solution that balances community safety with the needs of local businesses.
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