A lot of friends should like to drive to City, and should have been one step late to get parking tickets.
Recently, two City Council city councillors said publicly that the price of the City Council ticket is too high! It's a slap in City Council's face!
Here's the thing:
Adelaide City Councillor Anne Moran recently claimed that Council's parking tickets were too high and should be halved.
You know, Adele's City Council earns an average of $265,000 a week on a ticket income!
Anne believes that so many tickets are issued every day so many people dare not come to City, and instead went to the nearby Sub to spend money, CBD businesses and businesses have suffered losses.
She also believes that other living expenses in South Australia are already high, and that high fines can make some families suffer.
Anne says she has reflected several times with the state goverment about lowering the price of tickets! But the other side didn't even care about her.
You might ask? why would City Council ask the state goverment about the fact that he wants to change the price of the ticket?
Many friends should remember that in 2012, City Council suddenly raised the minimum price for a parking ticket from $22 to $44.
This time the state goverment intervened, making more money from parking tickets in order not to allow City Council to change prices at will.
The change in prices has been up to the state goverment since 2012.
In this way, the goverment in the state is actually doing this for the sake of the people, but now that some people are proposing to lower the price, should the governor consider it?
Anne also said no one said it should not go up before the price of the ticket went up in 2012.
Anne also thinks that too few people get "unfair" tickets and don't come forward to protest because they tend to do more important things.
Also in favour of Anne is Congressman Alex Antic, who thinks it's unfair to get a $50 penalty for parking for more than 10 minutes. And these people tend to spend less than $50 on City.
Think of Zejun often to drink coffee to forget the parking time, and get a ticket, a cup of 50 dollars of coffee is a real pain.
The drop in ticket prices is also said to have been hampered within Adelaide City Council, where two hundred and sixty thousand of a week's income is so seductive.
I don't know if I can wait until the price of the ticket price, time Jun to teach you 10 tips. how to avoid getting the ticket.
Tips collected on the Internet, does not necessarily won't get a ticket. I hope you will be careful!
1. ABOUT THE DATA
Research parking data
The so-called know-yourself, know the other, a hundred victories. If parking is a regular place, you can study with colleagues and neighbors on the frequency of tickets posted here. There is usually a period of time between your stop and the arrival of the parking inspector, and you can make the most of it!
2. THE MAIN OFFENCES
Master the main reasons for getting tickets.
When you know why other people get tickets, you're going to be a little more careful in these places, aren't you?
It is reported that four out of every five tickets are due to the following reasons:
Violation of parking signs (e.g. overtime)
CONTRAVENE Permissive Parking Sign (22 per cent of tickets)
No parking tickets paid.
FAIL to pay parking fee - ticket expired (21%)
Parking tickets are out of date or not properly placed
FAIL to obey instructions - no valid ticket correctly displayed (18%)
Parked somewhere without permission.
STOP in a Permit Zone (10%)
Parked at the "No parking" sign.
CONTRAVENE No Stopping Sign (9%)
3.FEWER INFRINGEMENTS AT THE TURN OF THE YEAR
Learn about the days when the ticket is least in the case of a year.
December and January are the smallest months of the year, with thousands of dollars less than any other month, according to the data. Part of the reason is that there are fewer people driving to CBD during these two months of public holidays. There were fewer days in February, so there were relatively few tickets.
4.ON SOME DAYS, PARK WHERE YOU WANT
You can park at will on some days.
It is reported that there are almost no tickets issued for two days each year. These two days are Christmas Day and Good Friday..
Some of the other Public Holiday day tickets are also pitiful. For example, there were 21 Boxing Day in 2013 and only 10 in 2014. It seems that Public Holiday parking is really easy to find, perhaps the ticket is not all of the people to work.
5.A BLITZ COULD COME AT ANY TIME
It is possible that every day is the day with the most tickets.
Compared with the days described above, the day with the least ticket each year is often more regular, and the day with the most tickets can be any day of the year.
The biggest day of tickets in 2013 was just an ordinary Friday, when more than 1200 tickets were issued.
But be careful about Friday, which is often the easiest day of the week to get a ticket.
6.AND WATCH OUT FOR FRIDAY EVENINGS
Be careful on Friday night.
Friday is the day of the week when you get the most tickets, in part because CBD is open late on Friday night and there are so many young people driving to CBD late into the night. Of course, Council will not miss this opportunity to make money, Friday night will send more people to issue tickets oh!
In general, the daytime 11am-12pm and 2pm-3pm are also the severe time of the ticket.
7.STAY AWAY FROM NO STOPPING ZONES AT 4PM
Away from NO STOPPING at 4: 00 p.m.
Data show that at 4 p. M., NO STOPPING ZONES got a ticket several times as much as the rest of the time. People may not be so vigilant by the time they get off work.
8. AVOID TAXI ZONES AT NIGHT
Stay away from taxi parking at night
Many parking spaces become special parking spaces for taxis in the evening. So be sure to look carefully before parking. Taxi, bus, yellow line. It's all the place where the big tickets came into being.
9. A HOTSPOT IN HINDMARSH SQUARE
The spot where the tickets are most gathered-HINDMARSH Square
There is a lot of discussion about parking days and times, so the parking tickets are most concentrated in the vicinity of HINDMARSH and Pirie St. There are a lot of office buildings and lots of parking spaces downstairs, so many people choose to park their cars below. And this stop is often easy to time out.
10. AVOID THE EAST TERRACE TICKET BLITZ
Avoid parking in East Terrace and forgetting to buy tickets
There are more than 1000 tickets a year because, at 7: 8 p.m., drivers forget to buy tickets at East Terrace. Most of the city stops for free at night, and many drivers stop less carefully at night. So whenever and wherever, it is essential to look at the sign carefully before parking.
