Ticketbust.com's Traffic Ticket Talk #54 - Parking Tickets
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Hi this is Alexis with Ticketbust.com and this is Ticket Talk.
Today we're going to talk Parking Tickets. Most parking violations are not filed with the courts. For those tickets they are not considered moving violations and once paid would not have any effect on your driving record or cause your auto insurance to increase.
Parking tickets that go unpaid however can result in: additional penalties and late fines, loss of your right to contest the ticket, notification to the DMV to withhold your vehicle registration renewal until all penalties and late fines are paid, and/or notification to the California Franchise Tax Board to withhold all penalties and late fines from your state income tax refund or lottery winnings.
For many it's not so much the cost of the parking ticket (although fees can range anywhere from $50 -- over $200) but the principal and for those that want to fight their ticket they can do so in a 3 step process.
The California Vehicle Code provides a parking ticket can be fought by: # 1. Initial Review (heard by the issuing agency), #2. Administrative Hearing (heard by a qualified examiner contracted or appointed by the issuing agency), #3. Trial De Novo (heard in Superior Court by a judicial officer). Additionally parking ticket fines can potentially be waived during the time you are contesting it upon proof of inability to pay.
In future webisodes of Ticket Talk we'll continue to provide you with helpful tips and other relevant information related to traffic tickets issued in California. Remember that ticketbust.com can help you contest that speeding ticket, red-light camera ticket or other traffic infraction in the state of California. Go to our web site at www.ticketbust.com or call us at 800-850-8038.
Until next time, this is Alexis with ticketbust.com and this is ticket talk telling you to drive safely and if you do get a traffic ticket, ticketbust.com is on your side.
Today we're going to talk Parking Tickets. Most parking violations are not filed with the courts. For those tickets they are not considered moving violations and once paid would not have any effect on your driving record or cause your auto insurance to increase.
Parking tickets that go unpaid however can result in: additional penalties and late fines, loss of your right to contest the ticket, notification to the DMV to withhold your vehicle registration renewal until all penalties and late fines are paid, and/or notification to the California Franchise Tax Board to withhold all penalties and late fines from your state income tax refund or lottery winnings.
For many it's not so much the cost of the parking ticket (although fees can range anywhere from $50 -- over $200) but the principal and for those that want to fight their ticket they can do so in a 3 step process.
The California Vehicle Code provides a parking ticket can be fought by: # 1. Initial Review (heard by the issuing agency), #2. Administrative Hearing (heard by a qualified examiner contracted or appointed by the issuing agency), #3. Trial De Novo (heard in Superior Court by a judicial officer). Additionally parking ticket fines can potentially be waived during the time you are contesting it upon proof of inability to pay.
In future webisodes of Ticket Talk we'll continue to provide you with helpful tips and other relevant information related to traffic tickets issued in California. Remember that ticketbust.com can help you contest that speeding ticket, red-light camera ticket or other traffic infraction in the state of California. Go to our web site at www.ticketbust.com or call us at 800-850-8038.
Until next time, this is Alexis with ticketbust.com and this is ticket talk telling you to drive safely and if you do get a traffic ticket, ticketbust.com is on your side.
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| Captured | Source | Captured URL | Status | Views | Likes / dislikes |
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| 2014-04-28 | Web Archive – pages captured in 2014 | youtube.com/watch?v=CqDOMfK-GVU | available | 532 | 1 / 5 |
| 2013-03-21 | Web Archive – pages captured in 2013 | youtube.com/watch?v=CqDOMfK-GVU | available | 336 | 1 / 4 |
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