Traci Keller+FollowDenver travelers return to a sea of parking ticketsStepping off your flight at Denver International Airport could mean coming back to a bright yellow ticket—just for having expired plates. Nearly 45,000 drivers have been fined this year, many while they were out of town. The airport’s parking team is out in force, patrolling lots daily and ticketing any car with outdated tags. This crackdown is so intense, the number of tickets rivals the airport’s entire economy lot capacity! All that fine money goes straight into the city’s general fund. How do you feel about this aggressive enforcement? Is it fair, or just another way to squeeze travelers? #Transportation #Denver #ParkingTickets00Share
Lauren Cooper+FollowWould You Pay a Dodgy Parking Fine?Can you believe 1 in 20 drivers would just pay a private parking ticket—even if they did nothing wrong—just to avoid the hassle? Private parking companies are raking it in, sending out millions of fines, and some people are too stressed to fight back. The AA says the appeals process is so broken, people don’t even bother. With confusing signs and aggressive tactics, it’s no wonder folks feel trapped. Anyone else think it’s time for real rules to protect drivers? #ParkingProblems #UnfairFines #DriversRights #ParkingTickets #ConsumerProtection #Transportation111Share
