BREAKING: Food Truck Fruition or Frustration?
- Robin O'Neal
- Feb 22, 2024
- 2 min read
Post from @Lifeis Sacred via Twinsta
Ready to stumble out of your local nightclub towards your favorite food truck?
Food-based businesses and foodies alike were serving hungry posts on Twinsta with the announcement of the first batch of food trucks being sold at the local PDM. Many have eagerly awaited such an announcement, fast food quickly becoming a menu item people would rather not choose daily.
Post from ‘White Rabbit’ via Twinsta
Hungry soon turned to hangry when confusion struck social media. Were business hopefuls given the wrong order? ‘White Rabbit’ soon took to Twinsta to give warning that the city’s governor was working on legislation related to food truck operations and in a follow up reply to a worried Twinsta user, said that there would be legislation to own a food truck in the near future and to please wait. Right on cue, new legislation was announced on an official City Hall State Announcement, stating:
Operating a food service vehicle without a vendor/business license is STRICTLY PROHIBITED: “Illegal Operation of a Food Service Vehicle - No Person shall operate a Food Service Vehicle without a valid Vendor’s License, or operate a food service or business, other than those owned by the State of San Andreas, which violates State Law. The vehicle shall be subject to tow and impound. Traffic Infraction $250.00.”
Due to odd timing with the sales of vehicles and the placement of this new legislation, many business hopefuls were left with a truck they cannot operate legally on their plate. If you are a new owner of a Food Service Vehicle, please keep your eyes open for further information concerning this matter and we wish you luck in serving up your future main course.
