For everybody who's sick of the unfair tickets
January 9, 2005 by parkingandtrafficticketinfo.com · 10 Comments
Street Cleaning is usually enforced during a specific time-frame, on a particular day of the week. Check the ticket to see what time the parking-enforcement officer issued the citation. If it’s within a few minutes of the beginning or end of the no-parking time-frame, a judge may give you the benefit of the doubt and dismiss the ticket.
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OK, so I got a street-cleaning ticket the other day because I didn’t move my car. One problem: the street cleaner NEVER came. Anyone ever have this happen to them? Any suggestions?
Same thing happened to me, Julie. I tried to fight it, but lost – of course. Street Cleaning is simply a front for the city to write tickets. Obviously, they don’t actually care about keeping the street clean since the street-sweeper usually just pushes litter off to the side. They simply want to nab people who forget to move their cars in time. Good luck.