Appeals FAQ
Appeals Questions:
Q: Does it cost to contest
a ticket?
No, you do not need to pay your ticket before your initial appeal..
Q: How do
I contest a ticket?
All appeals are filed online within 14 calendar days
from date of citation. Complete
and submit the Appeal Form; make sure you submit any supporting
documentation, i.e., diagrams, permits, etc., including your first
and last name and citation number to the Transportation Office.
Q: I disagree with the initial decision I received when I contested the ticket. Is there another step to the appeal process?
If you disagree with decision of your appeal and want to go to the next step in the Appeals process, file online (check "Request a Board Hearing" within the 14-day period
from the date of your appeal letter received from Transportation. (See
Appeals Hearing 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 to the Appeals Hearing Board.
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 and if the decision of the Board is not in your favor, you must pay the original
fine amount.
Q: I never
saw the ticket, what can I do?
Eiither appeal or pay the ticket. If time elapsed
is beyond the 14-day appeal deadline, debbie_beach@ncsu.edu directly.
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 Hearing 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, Appeals Officer, debbie_beach@ncsu.edu.
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