If you know of a specific truck - whether it is one you visit regularly, or just see it on your way to and from work - please list it in the comments below and I'll include it on the map.
A general location (i.e., a street intersection) is just as good as a specific address. Thanks!
(sign the petition by leaving your name and city and a note, if you like, in the comments below)
Recently, the Sacramento City Council almost-unanimously enacted an ordinance drastically restricting the ways in which mobile food vendors - principally taco trucks - may do business in the city. Even though the vast majority of Sacramento's taco trucks (including all those relied upon by downtown and Natomas third-shift employees) do business from private property - parking lots where they've received owner permission to be - the new city regulations basically tell property owners that they don't know what's best for themselves, and enact all sorts of new rules on the trucks.
And even though the ordinance claims to only regulate "operation on the public right-of-way," we've been told by two sources on the City Council staff that it will be enforced against trucks in private parking lots, as well, even if they have permission from the property owner to vend at that location.
Continue reading "Petition: Save Sacramento's Taco Trucks" »
Most first-time visitors coming to Yum Tacos may have heard about us on NPR - so many thanks to you, and to Cyrus & NPR. And please do let us know where your favorite taco trucks are, so we can add them to the map! Thanks also to Karla Cook & The Food Times for picking up the story as well, and to the ingenious Goopymart for our new mascot.
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