I got a ticket. Can I appeal?
Yes. If you wish to appeal a ticket, you may do so within ten calendar days of the issue date on the ticket. If you appeal beyond ten calendar days, you must include payment. Your right to appeal is forfeited after 21 days. More…
How do I appeal?
Completely fill out an appeals form or write a letter explaining why you think the ticket was issued in error. More…
What if I had an emergency?
If you are presenting an emergency or any other extenuating circumstances as cause for your appeal, you must include documentation to support the claim. For example, submit relevant auto repair bills or medical records.
Can I appeal in person?
Yes. Personal appeals are conducted by appointment Monday–Friday from 9:00 a.m.– 4:00 p.m. Call 255-5688 during these same hours to schedule an appointment. You must also submit your appeal in writing.
What if I disagree?
If you feel there was an error made in the decision, you have ten calendar days from the date of the decision to re-appeal. Only cases for which new, relevant factual evidence has been submitted can be reconsidered.
And if I still disagree?
If your appeal is again denied and you still believe the violation was issued in error, you may have your case reviewed by the Transportation Hearing Appeals Board (THAB). More…
How can I pay the fine?
You may pay the fine in person, by mail, over the phone with a Visa or MasterCard, or—if you are an eligible student or employee—via the web. More…
