What are the three types of parking violation tickets?

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NadiaFitz
07/29/25 2:42am
The three types of parking violation tickets are: 1. The notice issued by traffic police is called an Illegal Parking Notice, which will specify the license plate number, color, type, violation time, location, and the name or badge number of the officer on duty; 2. The notice issued by auxiliary police is called a Vehicle Improper Parking Reminder, which serves as a warning and will be reported to the traffic police, with penalties depending on the specific circumstances; 3. The notice issued by urban management is called an Urban Administrative Illegal Parking Notice, typically issued when vehicles occupy non-motorized lanes or sidewalks. This type of notice has the same legal effect as those issued by traffic police. After receiving such a notice, one can consult before handling it.
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DelBeckett
08/12/25 6:38am
Once I was in a hurry for a meeting and forgot to park in the designated area, only to come back and find a ticket on my windshield. Actually, there are three types of illegal parking tickets: The first is a standard fine ticket, where you park on the roadside or in a non-parking spot, costing you a couple hundred yuan without affecting your credit; The second is a ticket with penalty points, for parking in no-parking zones like fire lanes, which costs two to three hundred yuan plus 3 points deducted from your driver's license, potentially affecting next year's insurance premiums; The third and worst is the towing ticket, such as blocking entrances or exits, where your car gets towed, fines double to four or five hundred yuan, and you have to pay towing fees. It's not just about the money—accumulating too many traffic violations might affect your car insurance discounts. I've learned my lesson and now always check parking apps in advance to avoid taking chances.
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