The Fixed App Lets You Fight Fines Using Only Photos
Michael Hines — February 3, 2014 — Autos
References: getfixed.me & sfgate
Contesting a parking ticket is a time-consuming and soul-crushing process, which is probably why the Fixed app was created. This app, currently in beta and open only to residents of San Francisco, makes fighting a parking ticket easier than ever before by having experts argue on your behalf. To use the app, simply photograph your ticket and any relevant images that could aid your case (missing street signs, no red paint etc...). The Fixed app will let you know your chance of successfully beating the ticket and will tell you how much you will save should your appeal be successful.
The Fixed app isn't free, however, and charges 25 percent of the original fine should your appeal be victorious. Those who park in San Francisco know that you can get a ticket for just about anything. Fighting one $35 ticket may seem like a waste, but when you get three or four of those bad boys, your mood quickly changes.
The Fixed app isn't free, however, and charges 25 percent of the original fine should your appeal be victorious. Those who park in San Francisco know that you can get a ticket for just about anything. Fighting one $35 ticket may seem like a waste, but when you get three or four of those bad boys, your mood quickly changes.
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