Ask for a record or history of your traffic violations. You can specifically tell them that you are interested in knowing whether or not you have a parking ticket. Contact the traffic court in your county or city. Ask a court clerk to look up whether you have a parking ticket on your file.
The clerk will be able to tell you when the ticket was issued, when the money is owed and how much is due. Failure to pay a parking ticket can impact your driving record, so keep up with your parking tickets. If you are driving someone else's car or a rental vehicle, then don't ignore the parking ticket. Request a trial within the 15 day limit.
Car rental companies charge a hefty fee to forward the Notice of Impending Conviction to you. That fee, unlike the parking ticket, is very hard to fight. This is one of the reasons why you should never take someone else's parking ticket and place it on your windshield; they may be driving a rental or a car share. Sometimes when you request a trial the clerk will insist on mailing the trial notice to the rental company, not you. To avoid any fee, some people identify themselves as the vehicle owner when they request a parking ticket trial.
If the clerk says the vehicle is registered to a different address, they reply that the company has relocated or that the address they are using is the corporate address or that they are the agent acting for the company. The notice of trial will be mailed to their house and the rental agency will never know about it. As always, you are discouraged from committing anything disreputable!
It only takes 15 minutes. How easy is that! Do your homework. Now the fight begins. Here's what you need to do. Ignore Your Parking Ticket Seriously! Log in. Install the app. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser.
It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. What if my parking ticket "accidently" flew away in the wind? Thread starter mahnoy Start date Jun 14, Forum Sponsor. I got a parking ticket this weekend when I visited Windsor And I forgot it at home. Can I use the excuse that I never saw it? It's a reasonable excuse since it's on a bike, right? What's the worse that can happen? When you go to renew your sticker you won't be able to unless you pay the tickets?
After a certain amount of time elapses they'll likely send you a registered letter reminding you to pay your ticket. It would be hard to deny receiving that. Click to expand Would it be registered mail? Maybe the mailman lost it. To the OP, just hope 75 days passes. Read this. Damn it.. A mall cop gave me a ticket the other day at Fairview Mall. JFD Well-known member. Is your intention to fight it, or to just ignore it?
Either way, you don't want to pay right off the bat. TicketCombat, linked above, is a good resource if you want to try to beat it. If you just want to ignore it, no one will come looking for you, and you won't get arrested - but you will have to pay the ticket plus additional charges before the MTO will renew your plates.
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