Petitions / Appeals FAQ
Petitions/Appeals Questions:
Q: Does it cost to petition
a ticket?
No, you do not need to pay your ticket before petitioning.
Q: How Do
I Petition a Ticket?
All petitions are filed online. Complete
and submit the Petition Form; make sure you submit any supporting
documentation, i.e., diagrams, permits, etc., including your name
and citation number to the Transportation Office.
Q: How Do
I Appeal a Ticket?
Appeals must be filed online within the 14-day period
from the date of your petition letter. (See
Appeals Board Procedures). Clearly state why you disagree with
the decision and request that your case be heard by a board of your
peers. (Be sure you have also submitted any supporting documentation,
statements, pictures, etc. Remember, you must
pay your ticket in full before appealing.
Q: Can I
Appeal a Ticket that was reduced?
Yes, however, if you choose to appeal a reduced ticket
it will be heard by the Appeals Board for the original cost of the
ticket. Example: If your ticket was $40 and it was reduced to $25,
the Appeals Board will review it for $40.
Q: I never
saw the ticket, what can I do?
You can either petition or pay the ticket.
Q: Someone
else drove my car, am I still responsible for the ticket?
Yes, it's your vehicle and your permit; you are responsible.
Q:
Are the Appeals Board members Transportation staff?
No, members are nominated annually from the Faculty,
Staff and Student Senate.
Q:
Why didn't I get a warning?
Warning tickets are only issued for:
- no permit
- parking outside authorized zone
- encroaching into another parking space
One warning per academic year (including owners with multiple vehicles
registered with NCSU Transportation).
Q: How can
I offer feedback to Transportation?
Questions, concerns or suggestions? Contact Debbie Beach, Petitions Officer.
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