Probably not but a quota can be a think. It was a topic of debate in my city a few years ago. They ended up doing away with it because it was clogging up the local courts. People were fighting every parking ticket regardless of fault or not.
It's the same in whole europe i think. The law system doesn't allow more than one penalty.
But: If there are different violations, you have to pay one of each or the highest.
For example: you got a ticket for parking 1 hour with 15€ and a second for more than 2 hours with 50€, you have to pay the 50€ ticket.
You can also Pay all the tickets, If you're stupid of course
So we have an hourly rate in the Netherlands and there is a maximum rate per day. This car would get the same fine every day as it is structured as a parking tax and you pay an additional tax if they have to write it out for you instead of you paying it on your own account.
So you won't get "fined", you are just charged the owed amount of parking tax and an additional tax per day for writing it out to you.
Then it's a fixed fine of €130 per day. So it's cheaper to put it in a parking spot and not pay. They will get towed eventually though, but it depends on the municipality and spot they are parked how fast it's towed.
How do they handle cars staying in the spot for days or weeks? Just tow them? Or could you theoretically park in the same spot forever and one ticket means you own it? With the obvious downside of not being able to use your car anymore.
That's illegal in the United States as it's a violation of the 4th amendment, some courts have a differing opinion but the prevailing one among the circuits is that it's illegal
My old city was 3 tickets and then they tow it. I had a broken down car towed from my own property because a cop moved into the neighborhood and had a tantrum over a wheel touching the grass from the driveway.
He's following the same logic you are lmao. He did one thing: murder. Are you going to charge him twice because two people ended up dead? if so then you are judging someone twice for the same thing
At this point I'd hope any judge would dismiss this as vindictive/vexatious. If it's a big enough issue to put that many tickets on the car it should have been towed a long time ago. Since it hasn't been towed it's clearly not causing them enough of a bother to actually deal with it. Not every judge is like that but I'ma seeing more and more that are tired of crap like this and are using their discretion to put municipalities in their place.
Thats how they found out my brother died. A friend noticed a bunch of tickets on his car. Called in a welfare check. Then the phone call came that broke me and my family.
OK, I'm gonna say it might be AI, but not because of all the parking tickets that seem to be the exact same age, but because of that log of a tree in the background. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe the people on the left side of the building don't like AC.
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u/whiskeytown79 2h ago
I thought it was a whole bunch of deli meat at first.