You're right, and actually there are several violations that fit his situation, but 46 had the definition of double parking.Oops - didn't see your post - but I would have gone with Violation Code 45 -
You're right, and actually there are several violations that fit his situation, but 46 had the definition of double parking.Oops - didn't see your post - but I would have gone with Violation Code 45 -
Stopping, standing or parking where sign, street marking, or traffic control device prohibits stopping.So by that rationale I was stopped and not actually standing or parked. And the law apparebntly states that you can not stand or park next to a vehicle at the curb. That would lead you to believe that you may STOP though/.
Why don't you post the violation code on the ticket. Or better yet, check it out yourself at the nyc.gov website. Then you will know, for yourself, if you should fight the ticket.So by that rationale I was stopped and not actually standing or parked. And the law apparebntly states that you can not stand or park next to a vehicle at the curb. That would lead you to believe that you may STOP though/.
perky...see my post and zig's post.Why don't you post the violation code on the ticket. Or better yet, check it out yourself at the nyc.gov website. Then you will know, for yourself, if you should fight the ticket.
Yes I did, read what he sent. thank you for your input as well. sorry if I wasted your time with semantics. But the ticket that I was issued was for double parking not for what you posted there.Stopping, standing or parking where sign, street marking, or traffic control device prohibits stopping.
Did you not read the website Zig provided?
By the way: You have no case.
I did. What am I missing?perky...see my post and zig's post.
I give up.Yes I did, read what he sent. thank you for your input as well. sorry if I wasted your time with semantics. But the ticket that I was issued was for double parking not for what you posted there.
If you are going to break stones at least understand the conversation first.
I was ticketed for the code 46 that you quoted from.Why don't you post the violation code on the ticket. Or better yet, check it out yourself at the nyc.gov website. Then you will know, for yourself, if you should fight the ticket.
Actually, Zigner found you the website; he and I both told you from the get-go what you did not want to hear.SJ - before you go to the trouble - here's some information backing up your earlier contention:
http://www.nyc.gov/html/dof/html/parking/park_tickets_violations.shtml
EDIT: Darn - SJ was too quick for me!
Actually, Zigner found you the website; he and I both told you from the get-go what you did not want to hear.
Both of us exhibited an enormous amount of patience with you.
Now...go and sin no more.
"Truely" doing what you feel is right is NOT the same as having a defense.I stand corrected. thankyou for setting me straight sj. Are you actually a judge in real life. It seems you would make a good sheep herder. Every thread that I read that you post on, has the same advice on it. Be a sheep and follow the flock, dont make waves just keep drudging along and not questioning anything.
Pay the ticket. It is amazing how a lot of people will just do just that with out fighting for what they truely feel is right. Or at least asking someone who might know.
Actually, Zigner found you the website; he and I both told you from the get-go what you did not want to hear.
perky...see my post and zig's post.
"Perky"... haven't been called that in a while. Thanks! I guess you missed some of the posts, though.Originally Posted by Zigner: Oops - didn't see your post - but I would have gone with Violation Code 45 -
Good for you, Perky! (Hope springs eternal...)New York defines it this way:
Standing or parking on the roadway side of a vehicle stopped, standing or parked at the curb; in other words, "double parking". (Violation Code 46)
http://www.nyc.gov/html/dof/html/parking/park_tickets_violations.shtml
There's no need to also be a JERK.I stand corrected. thankyou for setting me straight sj. Are you actually a judge in real life. It seems you would make a good sheep herder. Every thread that I read that you post on, has the same advice on it. Be a sheep and follow the flock, dont make waves just keep drudging along and not questioning anything.
Pay the ticket. It is amazing how a lot of people will just do just that with out fighting for what they truely feel is right. Or at least asking someone who might know.
No, I am not, in fact, a cranky old hillbilly judge.I stand corrected. thankyou for setting me straight sj. Are you actually a judge in real life. It seems you would make a good sheep herder. Every thread that I read that you post on, has the same advice on it. Be a sheep and follow the flock, dont make waves just keep drudging along and not questioning anything.
Pay the ticket. It is amazing how a lot of people will just do just that with out fighting for what they truely feel is right. Or at least asking someone who might know.