Don't be helpless, let www.ticketcombat.com help you out of a jam.

We’ve all been young and dumb at one point in our lives; some of us, have the misfortune of also having been unlucky. I wish that after having been issued my first speeding ticket, one of my friends directed me to www.ticketcombat.com, an excellent Canadian resource for fighting pesky offences. I remember finding this site (by chance) and being so impressed with how thorough and informative it was, even to someone like myself who has been through the court systems forwards and backwards close to a dozen times for these kinds of things.

This website carefully outlines steps that are easy to follow (by anyone) so that you can use the court system to your advantage. Tips, tricks, and loopholes that you’ll become familiar with will help you beat your ticket, keep your driving record clean, and save your hard earned cash.

Fight the Ticket

The back of your ticket lists only one of the many offices where you can take your ticket in. Don’t be fooled by that. There are many places to take your ticket in to request a trial. It’s far more convenient than you think. More information on locations can be found in Step 2: Request a Trial.

Of course the most convenient option is Option 1: Hand over your money, err, that is Plea of Guilty. It’s structured that way to discourage people from fighting their ticket. And it works. Only 3% of the people who get a ticket fight it.[1] Tickets are huge revenue generators for any municipality. The City of Toronto earns over $102 million a year in parking tickets alone.[2]

Save your money, you earned it. Let us help you keep it.

taken from http://www.ticketcombat.com/step1/fight.php

I don’t think that anyone should take a ticket without a fight. The speed traps and parking attendants are just out there to make money for the city. They’re not looking out for your best interest, they’re not trying to make the city a safer or better place to live; they’re trying to make a profit. I personally wouldn’t hand my money over to them for nothing, would you?