Contest a parking tickey free#

Request a written Administrative Hearing in the Citation Hearings Request Portal. You must request this hearing within 25 calendar days from the date of the letter denying your initial protest. If your first protest of a citation was denied and the citation determined to be valid, you are eligible for a second level Administrative Hearing with a civil administrative hearing officer (CVC § 40215). SECOND-LEVEL PROTEST (ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING) You can also protest your citation with information about when you applied for the program. This may be different from other transit agencies. Note: Customers must 'tag' onto Muni vehicles but do not need to 'tag' out. For Clipper START you must protest your citation and include your Clipper card number.

Contest a parking tickey free#

Please make note of your citation number when applying for the Lifeline and Free Muni program. Your transit citation can be dismissed if you qualify and apply for SFMTA's discount fare programs: Lifeline, Clipper START, of Free Muni Program. You can submit your request for a police report on the SFPD website. Note: If the parking citations were issued to the vehicle while it was stolen, you must provide a complete police report with your protest, not just the police report number. No further action is required until you receive a decision letter via U.S. Once your protest is received, your citation is placed on hold. You may also submit your protest by mail.

You can also check the status of your protest online. You will be able to upload photos, receipts or any other evidence to support your protest. WHAT TO DO FOR A FIRST-LEVEL PROTEST (ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW) Do not pay your citation if you wish to protest it. Protests will not be considered after that period of time has expired. Parking or Transit Violation Citations must be protested within 21 days from the date the ticket is issued or from the date of the first courtesy notice.