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    Fixed, the Parking Ticket App, is Blocked in Three Top Cities

    Morag Mcgreevey
    Oct. 13, 2015 09:27AM PST
    Emerging Technology

    Fixed, the app that fights parking tickets and other traffic citations, has been blocked in San Francisco, Oakland, and L.A.

    Fixed, the app that fights parking tickets and other traffic citations, has been blocked in San Francisco, Oakland, and L.A.
    According to Tech Crunch:

    The company confirms it has suspended parking ticket operations in all three cities as of three weeks ago – a move impacting around 100,000 users. Going forward, Fixed will focus on its Traffic Ticket business instead, we’re told.
    The startup has had issues with the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) for some time.
    The agency was never all that receptive to the service, and the way it automated the ticket contesting process for locals. Using its app, Fixed customers could snap a photo of their parking ticket using their phone’s camera, and then Fixed would check against a variety of common errors before writing a customized letter to the city on the user’s behalf. The app also cleverly tapped into Google Street View to check to see if the city had the proper signage in place in the area a ticket was received.

    Click here to read the full article on Tech Crunch.

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