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NYC - let’s use the month of October for this example. My inspection and registration expire 10-21. I normally wait until the end of the month to get my inspection (procrastinating at its finest) but it was the 28th and I got a registration ticket. I fought the ticket because it wasn’t the end of the month and I was found guilty. Am I missing something here? Does registration not have until the end of the month to be renewed?

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This is a survey for a business class. It's just a few questions about problems people may have with parking. Thanks for all responses :)

Survey - https://forms.gle/TNWXonUY8FB3gtbG8

I know that most people think that parking in handicap spots is horrible if you don't belong there, but when you think about it, how much does it actually inconvenience anyone? At a store like Walmart, if you can make it around the whole store to shop, having to traverse the parking lot is kind of negligible. And smaller buildings need less parking, so you're already closer then. I mean, if you can't walk, you're in a wheelchair and it shouldn't be much of a problem, since you're on flat, paved ground. I can't think of any other reason why we would have them.

Let me start off by saying the parking authority staff on the parking wars TV show are generally very nice, polite, and obviously just doing their jobs and this is not meant to bash them but instead the laws and system itself. If you've seen as many episodes as I have, you'll start noticing a troubling reoccurring theme and a lot of flaws with the system that are explained away with "that's just how it works, it's the law". Technically, sure, it's the law and you'll get punished, that doesn't make it logical whatsoever. This is coming from someone who's never gotten a parking or speeding ticket.

A lot of the people are just trying to get out of tickets/fines, I get that, but a lot of them aren't and even the ones that are sometimes make very valid points.

You'll frequently hear the parking authorities saying things like "People always park here every day illegally knowing they'll get a ticket, so I stop by here multiple times a day to ticket them" Well if people are willing to risk getting a ticket just to find a decent parking spot and its happening on a regular basis with several different people, don't you think there might some issues with the parking situation that start to make the "you can't park here because it's illegal" reasoning start to sound a little weak? This doesn't apply to the ones that are for example parking blocking handicap ramps.

Another one that bothers me is when signs are very obviously unclear and the parking authorities will accidentally admit how badly the sign is placed. "People don't see the sign we get tickets here all the time" There are frequent times where a sign will be like 30 feet away and the person getting the ticket will be genuinely confused "What sign?" The parking authority points to a sign halfway down the street halfway covered by a tree.

One episode that really bothered me was when people were getting fined for parking somewhere to pick up kids from school and there was nowhere to park because of people parking for some other nearby business where they weren't supposed to.

A huge flaw with the towing aspect of this is how if someone asks them what the tickets are for, they'll say "That's a different department, we just tow what they tell us to".. don't you think it would worth the effort to have some communication about the reason you're towing rather just telling the 'customer' "I dunno, I just tow" makes them look ridiculous honestly and I feel that's something that could be easily fixed and would seriously help with de-escalating the situation.

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I got this ticket today at a CF mall cause I parked at a electric vehicle spot when my car isn't an EV. There's a notice (not a ticket, just a paper with CF logo on it) on my dashboard that says:

"This location is for electric vehicles only as clearly marked. The operator to whom your plates are registered has been issued a $400 electronic municipal enforcement ticket for parking on private property in a reserved parking space which shall be sent by mail to the currently registered address. Should you park in this spot in the future we shall have your car tagged and physically removed. "

I'm freaking out cause $400 is so much and I looked online where most of the article says it's a $125 fine. How scared should I be 😭 helppppp

My dad video about people in handicapped spot without plates or plagues.