What to do with a parking violation for parking in a loading zone?

Question

This old security man gave me a violation for parking in the loading zone. i don't see any fines due or anything. Am I going to be receiving it in the mail?

Answer 1

Your lucky your car wasn't towed. If it was a security guard that gave you the ticket, it might be a private property citation. If there isn't any information on the citation, you most likely will be receiving something in the mail.

Answer 2

Take the ticket to the circuit clerk's office and they will tell you how much you owe. If it is a violation you owe something. If he gave you a warning then you owe nothing. The circuit clerk at the courthouse can tell you for sure to be on the safe side. Parking tickets are generally 10-15 dollars.

Answer 3

Maybe it was a warning. You can call the place where you got the "ticket" and say you got a warning and you wanted to know if you have to do anything with it. They will probably look up the ticket and let you know if it was a warning or a ticket. Use the word "warning" though so they will assume it isnt a ticket and will correct you if it is a ticket. OR walk down to your local police station and say you got a warning from a security guard at (specific place) and do they know if you have to do anything with it.

Answer 4

None of that concerns. A purple zone in California is "no combating." In or out of drugs does not remember. Engine working or no longer does not remember. motor vehicle occupied or no longer does not happer. finished moon or no longer does not remember.

Answer 5

If there is no info on the ticket, you just have to wait and see what happens later, if anything.

Answer 6

Did you read the citation?What did it say????