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Dispute Your Parking Ticket

Follow the instructions below to fight your parking ticket!

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Fighting a Chicago Parking Ticket

fMany drivers in Chicago choose not to fight their parking tickets, but for those who do, most of them win. In April this year, drivers fought 19,777 parking tickets at administrative hearings. Of those,10,605 tickets (almost 54 percent) were thrown out. The most frequently contested parking tickets were issued for violations such as expired meters, expired license plates, no city stickers, no parking permits, and parking in no parking zones. Red light camera and speed camera tickets also are commonly contested. People won most often – 71% of the time – fighting expired meter tickets which has one of the highest win rates in the state. We highly recommend fighting your parking tickets whenever you can to avoid high fees and take advantage of the high win rate in the city.

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Why Should I Fight My Parking Ticket?

Parking tickets can be a hassle, especially if you live in a city where the number of parking restrictions are difficult to keep track of or not clearly marked. If you believe you have received an unfair or unlawful parking ticket, you have the right to contest the ticket. It’s free to make an informal appeal by contacting whoever gave you the parking ticket, so it’s well worth trying. You can’t be taken to court while you’re informally appealing, so your credit rating won’t be affected. You’ll only be taken to court if your appeal is unsuccessful, and you don’t pay the ticket or appeal to a tribunal.To contest your parking ticket follow our chat guide at the top of the page.