While Chicago's 'dibs' is not technically legal, it's not uncommon to see the objects scattered up and down side streets.
CHICAGO -- Many who drive and park on Chicago's streets are familiar with the wintertime tradition known as"dibs.
"When the snow comes, and drivers spend time and energy shoveling out their parking spot, many will claim"dibs" by putting random and sometimes funny objects to reserve the freshly-cleaned space for when they return. While the practice is not technically legal, it's not uncommon to see the objects scattered up and down side streets.
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