The park service's actions in Washington may leave a broader wake than the Tahoe restrictions. Though several parks, including Everglades, Yellowstone and the Grand Canyon, have imposed their own bans on the machines, this would be the first system-wide prohibition. The National Park Service endorsed the move in May, but the rules still need formal backing from the Secretary of the Interior and the Office of Management and Budget. During the five-month comment period leading up to the October move, Morris said, the park got 2,000 responses, split between those who wanted an outright ban and those who wanted minimal restrictions. But now that the rule is in effect, he added, his rangers haven't had to write a single citation.
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