Fixed

[...] This App Wants to Help Get Rid of Your Parking Tickets [...]

[...] Fixed doesn’t just fight your San Francisco parking tickets. We warn you every time you are issued one. Just go to Fixed.com, enter your email then [...]

[...] around the city with her trusty Jeep full of supplies. This means she’s no stranger to parking tickets, but knowing Fixed has her back gives her peace of mind. We caught up with her. Fixed:  How [...]

[...] 2 Investigates uncovered deeper systemic problems with the issuing and billing process of parking tickets in San Francisco, including collection notices being sent to the wrong drivers. Fixed's [...]

[...] Sweeping Parking Citations Dear Assembly Member, The automation of more parking tickets via license plate scanning cameras in San Francisco is unacceptable. Countless cities have already outlawed the [...]

[...] Disabled Placard Guidelines A disabled placard or license plate exempts a vehicle from parking time limits so long as the person to whom the placard is issued [...]

[...] leave your car street-parked overnight. . Fixed has your back. Just leave us your email and license plate and we’ll keep an eye out so you don’t have to worry. [...]

[...] . Tickets and car information are automatically checked against the DMV records for the license plate being cited, and if a mismatch is discovered, often the ticket it *still* written — which [...]

[...] demands your money to pay for their ineptly issued tickets. We’re Fixed, and we’ll fight your parking ticket. The SFMTA is screwing you over. Stop getting screwed over. fixed.com ¹Source: http:// [...]

[...] the street sweeper with a sweet tooth. Pasadena pretended to apologize for a racial slur on a parking ticket. We’re all considering moving to Canada. And there was this. There are no words for how [...]

[...] 2-hour restrictions, just street sweeping and the 72-hour rule. And of course, if you get a parking ticket in Area Q or anywhere else in this city, send it our way. [...]

[...] SFMTA site for your license plate every day and let you know if and when you receive a parking ticket. Alerting you of tickets makes it even easier to use Fixed to fight your ticket…and [...]

[...] WARNING: The San Francisco Transportation code prohibits parking any vehicle on any public street for more than 72 consecutive [...]

[...] ! The SFMTA has begun automating street sweeping tickets. Sec 3.1(b) of the San Francisco Transportation Code explicitly states: “(b) Any Police Officer, Parking Control Officer, or other [...]

[...] SFMTA has given initial approval. Assuming that this project follows the steps outlined on the SFMTA site, the next step is that RPP applications will be mailed to residents and, presumably, the [...]

[...] plate, and click “Get the App” (even if you don’t have an iPhone). We’ll scan the SFMTA site for your license plate every day and let you know if and when you receive a parking [...]

[...] them, they make mistakes. These errors are found in half(!) of all issued of San Francisco parking tickets.² You probably don’t notice the error, but even if you do, you assume you [...]

[...] Fixed doesn’t just fight your San Francisco parking tickets. We warn you every time you are issued one. Just go to Fixed.com, enter your email [...]

[...] . The parking code gives them the right to tow — but no right to issue any type of parking citation. See on nolo.com [...]

[...] (as made applicable to state law by the 14th amendment) to face my accuser if issued a parking citation in San Francisco, as well as my right to privacy from unnecessary government [...]

[...] ticket circumstances. Tickets and car information are automatically checked against the DMV records for the license plate being cited, and if a mismatch is discovered, often the ticket it * [...]

[...] , registration information, car make and model, and other currently required details with DMV records would be removed from the ticketing process — meaning more falsely recorded tickets. [...]

[...] vehicle at all times (limited exceptions apply at preschools and hospitals). Green: Short-term parking, generally less than 10 minutes. In metered areas, green meters will have either a 15 [...]

[...] GREEN CURBS: SHORT-TERM PARKING Green curbs are for short-term parking, typically less than 10 minutes. This usually applies for standard effective hours (9:00 am [...]