For everybody who's sick of the unfair tickets
January 9, 2005 by parkingandtrafficticketinfo.com · 5 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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While living in downtown, parking tickets are as common as the crazy homeless guy or 2am intoxicated wanderers. No matter how hard to try to remember to feed the meter and keep track of street cleaning schedules tickets happen.
I received a parking ticket Thursday morning outside of my old place for street cleaning (Mon & Wed). Knowing the schedule, I checked the street sign posted and it clearly displayed Tue & Thurs. I fought the ticket with photographic evidence, via email, and had the ticket dismissed.