What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California
I have moved from Seattle (WA) to Los Angeles (CA) 5 days ago (still WA plate, and WA license). Yesterday I received a parking ticket (in violation of section: LAMC 80.58L, Residential parking).
When I parked I could see clearly the sign "No Parking any time, expect"- "1 hour parking 9am-7pm"-"vehicle with district number 10 permits exempted", I parked there to go to a leasing office and within 20 min that I came back I saw the ticket on my car. When I checked again the sign I realized that I have missed one line under 1hr 9am-7pm which was in extremely small font (20% of the rest of the sign) and it said "Monday through Friday".
So there is nothing that I can deny about my parking somewhere that I shouldn't park. My question is whether these is any chance that they can be forgiving on this case if I argue about the very small font that couldn't be read easily and also being new to city and with zero history of ticketing and violation on my 9 years record of driving?
Thanks in advance for your help.
I have moved from Seattle (WA) to Los Angeles (CA) 5 days ago (still WA plate, and WA license). Yesterday I received a parking ticket (in violation of section: LAMC 80.58L, Residential parking).
When I parked I could see clearly the sign "No Parking any time, expect"- "1 hour parking 9am-7pm"-"vehicle with district number 10 permits exempted", I parked there to go to a leasing office and within 20 min that I came back I saw the ticket on my car. When I checked again the sign I realized that I have missed one line under 1hr 9am-7pm which was in extremely small font (20% of the rest of the sign) and it said "Monday through Friday".
So there is nothing that I can deny about my parking somewhere that I shouldn't park. My question is whether these is any chance that they can be forgiving on this case if I argue about the very small font that couldn't be read easily and also being new to city and with zero history of ticketing and violation on my 9 years record of driving?
Thanks in advance for your help.