Parking Tickets

Discussion in 'Free Thoughts' started by darksidZz, Dec 20, 2010.

  1. darksidZz Valued Senior Member

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    Who's gotten them and why? I forgot about my car on the street and the sweeper comes today (Los Angeles) so I got a $45 ticket. Stupidly enough I'll be paying it with unemployment benefits so wtf they should just leave me alone they are idiots.
     
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  3. cosmictraveler Be kind to yourself always. Valued Senior Member

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    Look who's calling who an idiot. They are at least working earning a living doing something while you just park your car in an unauthorized place and get a ticket. If you had a job you wouldn't have gotten the ticket for you would have been at work. Get a job, idiot!

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  5. Fraggle Rocker Staff Member

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    I get one every year or two. The most common reason is being distracted and not noticing the parking meter, since I don't usually shop in areas that have them. I did once park in a handicapped space at the subway station, but it was snowing and I honestly did not see the sign. Fortunately in that jurisdiction it was only a $50 ticket.

    I also get nailed by a photo-radar speed camera about once a year. That's $40 in my county.
     
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  7. Killjoy Propelling The Farce!! Valued Senior Member

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    My last one was 20-ish years ago, when my Ford E-150 van broke down one Winter, and was ticketed for violating the "alternate parking" law intended to free up one side of city streets to be plowed, because I could not move the vehicle for a couple of days until the problem was diagnosed - some manner of electrical component, IIRC.

    I remember this incident mostly because of the memory of going downtown to contest the fine - can't recall for the life of me why I had the free time to do so - and having to plead my case to some manner of adjudicating official who denied my plea for clemency, and whom I called a pompous fool, drunk with his petty power.

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