Tag: Arlington

D.C.’s food truck industry is extremely profitable, though, and the trucks would probably do more business here than across the river. However, these restriction changes could certainly mean a large change in availability and accessibility to food trucks, as numerous businesses would likely shift to Virginia.

Arlington County officials are looking at new regulations that would allow food truck vendors to stay in one place twice as long as they currently can.

Food truck owners, fed up with getting ticketed for loitering when they refused to move, recently started mounting legal challenges against the ordinance, attacking the vague language. Last month they succeeded in getting prosecutors to drop loitering charges against one truck that was ticketed after police said it didn’t move “far enough.”

There’s a new food truck prowling the streets of Arlington, bringing freshly-made mini donuts to local office workers.

One of Arlington's most beloved food trucks is celebrating Monday after a judge dismissed the case against Seoul Food, whose kimchi, donburi and bibimbap have been feeding locals on the move for more than a year.

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The rules are intended to protect brick-and-mortar restaurants, which count on having an oligopoly when it comes to local workers' food options.

Food truck owners in Arlington County are fighting county regulations and what they say is a spike in police enforcement that is ruining their business.

Law firms are being recruited to help food truck vendors in Arlington fight citations for staying in one spot longer than an hour.