Hello, I was visiting Czech Republic with my friends and I parked in some wrong place and unfortunately got a ticket (or not a ticket but something that leads to getting one). As I had to return home, I didn’t have time to stay there and go to the office of the city guards. What should I do now? Is there any way to handle this online? How likely are they to prosecute if I don’t contact them?
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Who’s car was it?
This paper has no law validity, because it cannot be proven you have received it.
So, don’t give a shit about it.
Municipal police puts these papers behind wipers, many sheeple shit themselves from officially looking paper and visit Municipal police station where they pay the fine. So, easy money for MP. This practice is very close to scam, yet very common.
Don’t give a damn. This paper has no legal significance whatsoever, it just gives you opportunity to sort out things faster.
Just do nothing, the council bureau / police should contact the owner (or you, if you’re the owner) and then direct you in process of solving the fine. If they do not, consider it solved…
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Hello, I was visiting Czech Republic with my friends and I parked in some wrong place and unfortunately got a ticket (or not a ticket but something that leads to getting one). As I had to return home, I didn’t have time to stay there and go to the office of the city guards. What should I do now? Is there any way to handle this online? How likely are they to prosecute if I don’t contact them?
[deleted]
Who’s car was it?
This paper has no law validity, because it cannot be proven you have received it.
So, don’t give a shit about it.
Municipal police puts these papers behind wipers, many sheeple shit themselves from officially looking paper and visit Municipal police station where they pay the fine. So, easy money for MP. This practice is very close to scam, yet very common.
Don’t give a damn. This paper has no legal significance whatsoever, it just gives you opportunity to sort out things faster.
Just do nothing, the council bureau / police should contact the owner (or you, if you’re the owner) and then direct you in process of solving the fine. If they do not, consider it solved…