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I've had a friend do the reverse: parking in illegal spot, and borrowing a ticket from another car that already received one. Upon return some hours later, he r
by distances 7y ago
I've had a friend do the reverse: parking in illegal spot, and borrowing a ticket from another car that already received one. Upon return some hours later, he returned the ticket to the correct windshield.
Quite brazen, and frankly a bit of an asshole thing to do.
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- ddingus 7y agoAlso pure genius. The worst kind, but hey! Gotta credit where some is due.
- lccarrasco 7y agoBut what did he do if the other car had already left when he returned? It's much more than a bit of an asshole thing to do.
- distances 7y agoThat, or received a second ticket. It all went to the plan that time, at least.
- slowhand09 7y agoCreative... I've not done it, but it seems if I get a really good scan of a ticket, put my info on it, and use it as needed, they don't have a record of it. So I'd never get a fine.
- petee 7y agoAround my area they almost always open existing tickets to check for the time/date. In addition many parking enforcement people patrol the same area all day and remember whether or not they already ticketed that vehicle.
- moisto 7y agoI did this once, too. YMMV based on meter maids in your city; My own unpaid ticket from weeks ago should become an asset. protect my car from violations with cast Invisibility. I put the decoy on windshield, under the wiper blade, and wandered off for a bit. But this upset the coin gods. When I went to my car an hour later, neatly tucked above my original ticket was a fresh new one. Balls. Maybe using 2 old tickets will work. :)
- read_if_gay_ 7y agoI’ve seen a parked car with 3+ tickets on the windshied (didn’t count but there was a small stack of them) in Austria. Had a foreign license plate though so probably just didn’t care and wasn’t gonna pay.