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Contesting A Parking Ticket

Parking problems can turn a simple visit to a downtown office, shop, or attraction a nightmare. Driving around the block, looking for change to feed a meter, or walking blocks on a hot day from a distant parking spot can make even the most ethical citizen consider parking illegally. That is why there are millions of parking tickets issued each year. And that is why some of those people decide that contesting a parking ticket, whenever possible, is the right thing to do. Of course, that is much easier in jurisdictions where you can do that by mail. But even if you must appear in court, there are valid reasons why a parking ticket may be in error. If you choose to fight it, make sure you follow the instructions on your ticket carefully. Deadlines are crucial and so are procedures.

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  • In some cases, you must pay the ticket before you go to court to contest a parking ticket. If your ticket is dismissed, you will receive a refund.
  • Some jurisdictions allow an initial review of your ticket, with any evidence or explanation you may have, by mail.

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