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Complaint Review: City Of Los Angeles Parking Violations Bureau - Los Angeles California
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City Of Los Angeles Parking Violations Bureau
P.O. Box 30968 Los Angeles, 90030 California, United States of America
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City Of Los Angeles Parking Violations Bureau City of LA Parking Violations Bureau, City of LA, LA City Parking Violations SCAM: Eager City Workers Fraudulently Issuing Expired Tag Violations to Boost City Revenue Los Angeles, California
I was issued a parking ticket in May in violation of parking too far from the curb. The ticket cited "18 inches" away from the curb, although it was not that far. I did not want to go through the hassle of contesting the ticket and simply paid the $50 fine.
A few days ago I was issued a parking ticket for expired tags even though my registration is current and does not expire until 2010. Ticket says current registration not visible, even though it is. I then went to review the citation code and found RipOff Report's innumerable reviews about the City of LA. Now I wish I had contested my previous ticket, though it seems unlikely I would have prevailed - at least without some stress. I intend to dispute this ticket, however, as I have my proof of registration, etc. This appears to be an attempt to generate revenue for the city, as expired tag violations are only $25 - they probably hope people will simply "pay off" the city to erase this presumed isolated instance of bad luck.
A few days ago I was issued a parking ticket for expired tags even though my registration is current and does not expire until 2010. Ticket says current registration not visible, even though it is. I then went to review the citation code and found RipOff Report's innumerable reviews about the City of LA. Now I wish I had contested my previous ticket, though it seems unlikely I would have prevailed - at least without some stress. I intend to dispute this ticket, however, as I have my proof of registration, etc. This appears to be an attempt to generate revenue for the city, as expired tag violations are only $25 - they probably hope people will simply "pay off" the city to erase this presumed isolated instance of bad luck.
