Perhaps a better solution(which doesn't violate the constitution) would be to just not leave them near the terminal for a short duration...
Their solution doesn't even seem to address the security issue (such as it is). Presumably when the car is left near the terminal for a short duration it's because the valet doesn't have time to attend to it. Doesn't this mean that the search wouldn't happen until after it's been parked up? If they do search it first couldn't they just use the time to move it somewhere where it doesn't pose a risk(presumably they do the kind of thorough search that could detect a bomb right??). The whole thing wreaks of vapid measures designed to further some other agenda (I won't speculate on what exactly this might be).
Their solution doesn't even seem to address the security issue (such as it is). Presumably when the car is left near the terminal for a short duration it's because the valet doesn't have time to attend to it. Doesn't this mean that the search wouldn't happen until after it's been parked up? If they do search it first couldn't they just use the time to move it somewhere where it doesn't pose a risk(presumably they do the kind of thorough search that could detect a bomb right??). The whole thing wreaks of vapid measures designed to further some other agenda (I won't speculate on what exactly this might be).