Fax E-Signature Parking Ticket For Free

Log into the Parking Services Lookup tool to pay, dispute online, or book an in-person appointment. For all inquiries please contact Parking Tag Operations at 416-397-TAGS (8247) or email parkinginquiries@toronto.ca.

Dispute the ticket You must file a dispute within 15 days of receiving a yellow parking violation notice. If you missed the deadline, you have an extra 30 days to request an extension. If your request is granted, you must register a dispute within this period.

If your parking violation still remains unpaid, you will be issued a Notice of Default. Your notice will show the total amount due, including initial parking violation penalty, address search fee, late fee with a request for payment by a due date.

All fines must be paid before you can renew your vehicle registration. A parking ticket issued on a private lot, by a private company, has different rules. Failing to pay fines can lead to debt collections penalties and legal judgments, including wage garnishment and damage to your credit rating.

2. The parking receipt must show that the ticket was issued within the effective time, date and location of the receipt. Additionally, a 10 minute grace period at the end of the time is granted.

10 minute grace period This is to allow you a reasonable period after your parking time has finished to leave the car park. If you weren't given this grace period, you may be able to challenge the charge. See the later section If you do not agree that you owe the parking charge for more information.

Many street parking spots downtown are free after 9 PM, but some of them have parking restrictions between midnight and 7 AM, so always check the nearest parking sign. Free street parking is only allowed for up to three hours unless you have a parking permit.