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Use Your iPhone To Get Out of a Ticket

An anonymous reader writes to tell us that Parkingticket.com just announced new compatibility with the Safari web browser on Apple's iPhone, giving you new tools to immediately contest a parking ticket. The site is so confident in their service that if all steps are followed and the ticket is still not dismissed they will pay $10 towards your ticket. "The process begins by navigating the iPhone's Safari browser to the Parkingticket.com website where you'll find a straightforward means to fight a parking ticket; whether the ticket was issued in New York City, San Francisco, Boston, Philadelphia or Washington, D.C. Simply register for a free account and choose the city in which the ticket was issued. Enter your ticket and vehicle details then answer a few quick questions. The detailed process takes about ten minutes, from A-Z. To allow easy entry of your ticket, a look-a-like parking ticket is displayed — for your specific city — with interactive functionality."

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  2. Re:Well, tips for other cities: by Uberbah · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Or you can not be an asshole, and not park in the handicapped spot in the first place.

    Or you could not be an asshole by making hasty assumptions. A store could have been renovated and the entrance moved, yet the signs remain in the old locations. Or you could be shopping at three in the morning in a grocery store devoid of other customers and given an invalid ticket for xyz reason. At least in Michigan, you'd have plenty of ways to appeal the citation.