Last Updated on May 15, 2022 by Lawrence Berezin
Required element tips that will save you money
The Evil Empire continues to share some fantastic required element tips that will help you beat NYC parking tickets. Meanwhile, this is our fourth blog post cataloging these precious gifts. First, here’s the full monty.
Required element tips about registration stickers and display violations
This gaggle of required element tips for registration tickets is pretty straightforward. Similarly, I agree with all of them. However, check out my blog post, “How I Beat Registration and Inspection Parking Tickets,” if you’d like a more in-depth look at beating these frustrating tickets.
You’ll be glad you did.
Here are the first, second and third part blog posts covering the Evil Empire’s sharing spree
-“Required Element Blunders are Worth their Weight in Bitcoin“
-“Defending Parking Tickets with Helpful Tips from the Evil Empire”
-“2-More Required Element Secrets Shared by the Evil Empire“
Missing plates and improper display
Drivers make these recurring, costly mistakes of displaying plates, registration, or inspection stickers on the dashboard of their car. Above all, please don’t do it.
Meanwhile, here is something a driver can display on the dash along with temporary registration stickers (sung by Paul Newman in “Cool Hand Luke.”)
Mismatched plate and sticker
This one seems pretty straightforward, right? But it’s not. For example, my client’s chariot sported front and rear personalized license plates. However, he returned to his car one day and found a parking ticket for a mismatched plate and sticker. Check out photos of the sticker and plate below:
SFR plate number (personalized)
I guess the warrior missed the mismatched plate and sticker class! Therefore, we fought the mismatched plate and sticker ticket and won. Unjust tiicket dismissed!
Inspection
Please do not automatically assume that the warrior or cop entered the required elements correctly. If you get a parking ticket, always make sure that the required elements were not misdescribed, omitted, or illegible.
For example, if the ticket was for an expired inspection. The cop or warrior must enter the expiration date and sticker number on the ticket in the “comments” section.
Equipment
Commentary
Learning how to beat NY parking tickets takes relentless repetition. But a bucketful of helpful required element tips helps. Please be sure to unwrap these gifts and use them to win.
Be safe.
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