JDM parking ticket
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I went to work at downtown San Francisco yesterday and I got a frickin' BART ticket in their parking garage! WTF!?!?! It says that I parked in a reserved spot...the damn SIGNS are spaced 2 columns apart, how the hell are people supposed to know that!?!? There are no ground symbols or markers showing that the spot is reserved either...that's just rediculous... I'm frustrated that I have to pay $25 at that point. When I take a closer look at the ticket, I smile.
Haha! Fairlady Z... my parking ticket is JDM; I'm now a legally documented JDM *****.
p.s. - does anyone know how to get out of this ticket? it was at the South San Francisco Bart Station...jerks
Haha! Fairlady Z... my parking ticket is JDM; I'm now a legally documented JDM *****.
p.s. - does anyone know how to get out of this ticket? it was at the South San Francisco Bart Station...jerks
Last edited by jinsei888; Nov 2, 2005 at 08:20 PM.
Originally Posted by jinsei888
I went to work at downtown San Francisco yesterday and I got a frickin' BART ticket in their parking garage! WTF!?!?! It says that I parked in a reserved spot...the damn SIGNS are spaced 2 columns apart, how the hell are people supposed to know that!?!? There are no ground symbols or markers showing that the spot is reserved either...that's just rediculous... I'm frustrated that I have to pay $25 at that point. When I take a closer look at the ticket, I smile.
Haha! Fairlady Z... my parking ticket is JDM; I'm now a legally documented JDM *****.
p.s. - does anyone know how to get out of this ticket? it was at the South San Francisco Bart Station...jerks
Haha! Fairlady Z... my parking ticket is JDM; I'm now a legally documented JDM *****.
p.s. - does anyone know how to get out of this ticket? it was at the South San Francisco Bart Station...jerks
If you write them a nice letter explaining the situation and your frustration, they should squash the ticket for you, (providing you are not a repeat offender). There are instructions on the back of the ticket.
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Originally Posted by Sleepy-z
ha, reminds me of someone in vacaville w/ a skyline, they got pulled over and the cop wrote the ticket as type: Nissan model: 300zx type skyline.
Originally Posted by jinsei888
I went to work at downtown San Francisco yesterday and I got a frickin' BART ticket in their parking garage! WTF!?!?! It says that I parked in a reserved spot...the damn SIGNS are spaced 2 columns apart, how the hell are people supposed to know that!?!? There are no ground symbols or markers showing that the spot is reserved either...that's just rediculous... I'm frustrated that I have to pay $25 at that point. When I take a closer look at the ticket, I smile.
Haha! Fairlady Z... my parking ticket is JDM; I'm now a legally documented JDM *****.
p.s. - does anyone know how to get out of this ticket? it was at the South San Francisco Bart Station...jerks
Haha! Fairlady Z... my parking ticket is JDM; I'm now a legally documented JDM *****.
p.s. - does anyone know how to get out of this ticket? it was at the South San Francisco Bart Station...jerks
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Originally Posted by Ryan Stiles
I think if anything is incorrect on the parking ticket, you can fight it. Technically, your car isn't a Fairlady Z, it's a 350Z. I'd fight it.
Just tell the judge: "I don't have a Nissan Fairlady...whatever that is...is that an SUV?"
I know there are prinipals at stake here and I agree with writing the letter explaining about how you thought the signs did not apply because of their location. I would say if they turn you down after the letter, just pay it, I mean, is's your time to sort this out worth more than $25 it might cost you? Heck, I just used up $6.70 worth of time just writing this reply.
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Originally Posted by HyperSprite
I know there are prinipals at stake here and I agree with writing the letter explaining about how you thought the signs did not apply because of their location. I would say if they turn you down after the letter, just pay it, I mean, is's your time to sort this out worth more than $25 it might cost you? Heck, I just used up $6.70 worth of time just writing this reply.
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