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So, I just moved here and received a ticket for parking in a red zone, but the curb was hardly even noticeable, How would I go about fighting this? Any advice? |
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Fighting parking tickets in San Francisco is cumbersome, but systematic. When you send a letter in for review, a Request For Review, it takes them weeks to respond back, due to the amount of volume they receive, so expect delays (without penalties). You are not charged a late fee for protesting, even if it takes months for them to review your protest. I have received over 50+ tickets and have won about two, although they extra extension to pay is nice too! According the The San Francisco Chronicle the city can make close to 100 million/year just in Parking Tickets. Request For Review Musts
Address Citation Review Center 11 South Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94103-1226 Further info: 415.701.3000 Things To Know
If you decide not to fight, there are easy payment options :(
Hours M-F 8am-5pm. |
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One thing you might really want to consider is posting the information of your ticket on http://www.dptwatch.com There the badge numbers get organized to see which meter maids are being dishonest/complacent. Good luck. :) Nice job on the site. Looks great. Welcome to sfanswers.
(20 Mar '11, 12:52)
ashbury ♦♦
The site looks new, but def. something I can use. Thanks counterbeing
(20 Mar '11, 12:58)
sftrek
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