Thursday, April 28, 2016

Pay Your Parking Ticket at a Kiosk in L.A.

Do you hate going to the courthouse to pay parking tickets? I never get them anymore, but I used to hate going through security, standing in long lines, etc. just to hand over $15.

If you live in Los Angeles, that's a thing of the past. CBS Los Angeles reports that kiosks were recently placed at five areas around the courthouse where people can pay their tickets seven days a week, whether using cash, credit, personal checks or debit cards.

Users can also check the status of a ticket, request an extension, make a payment, request traffic school or reserve a court date. The kiosks are aimed at getting more people to pay their tickets by simplifying the process and freeing up overloaded courthouse staff.
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