For everybody who's sick of the unfair tickets
January 9, 2005 by parkingandtrafficticketinfo.com · 8 Comments
If ticketed for violating a “Commercial Vehicle” code, check the definition of “Commercial Vehicle” in your city. Your vehicle may or may not have been cited properly.
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I use my truck for commercial use, and was loading it when I received one of these tickets. What am I supposed to do?
Hello! My daughter was living in a row house and Friday rented a truck to move to another city for graduate school. She got a parking ticket for having a commercial vehicle parked for more than one hour, but the city code says that for personal business for a resident, it is legal to park such a truck.
She is gone, so if I contest this, I will have to go to court, and I have no idea how likely I am to win – I think I have a valid case, but then there are court costs, plus my time and taking a day off work, etc.
Does anyone have experience with Baltimore traffic court and whether or not I should just pay the ticket and be done with it?
What kills me is that it takes two weeks for them to upload info on a parking ticket so I cannot even view it online or pay online, since it must be paid before the two weeks are up – or there are late fees assessed!
That’s one of the many ways how the corrupt Baltimore government makes it’s money. They make it more trouble than it’s worth than to just pay the ticket and be done with it.