Los Angeles Parking Violation Bureau

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Los Angeles Parking Violation Bureau Reviews

lenisylmar July 2, 2010

twoed my car

I had unpaid parking tickets. I went to the DMV and paid my registration along with my tickets (they can't give you your registration unless you pay the tickets. This was a month ago. Just yesterday LA DOT, while my car was parked, ran my plates and towed my car becuase of "unpaid parking tickets". I called them to tell them that I had paid them to the DMV. They told me that I needed to get an itemized receipt from DMV. I went to the DMV and they state that they do not provide these. I went back and forth between both offices and I can't get my car out. I was told by the parking bureau that it takes 90 days for the DMV to send them record of this so that until that heppened they couldn't release my car. I can not believe that I am paying for a flaw in their system. Now I have to pay for the towing fee that will pile on and I can't get it out until I have proof. I feel violated and helpless. I will lose my job if I don't have my car. I just had a baby and I'm going to be heading to the unemployment office. Someone else needs to be accountable for this mistake. Who do I complain to?
I just dont know who to go to.

November 12, 2008

Fraudulent Parking Ticket

Recently we received a notice of delinquent parking ticket from Los Angeles parking bureau. We live in Sacramento and never visited Los Angeles, and it concerned me that we received this notice. What concerned me even more is that the information about our vehicle was not all correct. It was partially correct, but not all of it matched. I wrote a letter requesting further investigation of this matter to the LA PVB, and when I called to request the original receipt of the parking ticket, the representative on the phone stated that the case was closed and dismissed. My complaint/request is that when writing out parking tickets, or tickets in general, for officers to be a little bit more careful and make sure to get all the information correct because issues arise if someone who was not intended to receive the notice receives it, which may lead to an unpaid ticket and possible collections issues for the intended recipient.