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Parking tickets aren't the problem. Finding them late is. We surface them in ~24 hours — in time to pay at face value, before they double.
The gap between a ticket being issued and your fleet finding out. In many major cities, fines double in 21–30 days — inside that gap.
Across the fleets we monitor, parking-ticket escalations carry at least a 40% markup over face value. That surcharge is what a Blind Day actually costs.
● The orange mark is day 21 — when the fine typically doubles.
Estimates — your real number comes from a look at your own fleet data. Savings rate and admin-labor are Meter Feeder estimates; escalation timing is drawn from published municipal fee schedules.
Fines double within 21–30 days in several major cities.
A single late surcharge in the steepest markets — a $90 ticket becomes ~$221.
in unpaid judgment debt triggers a boot in NYC — assessed across every vehicle registered to the same owner.
We find, help you pay, and reconcile tickets before penalties hit.
Every enrolled plate is checked daily across covered jurisdictions.
Each ticket surfaces in about a day (not 120) while it's still at face value.
Pay each ticket yourself, or authorize us to handle it — set it and forget it, before the fine doubles.
One clean ledger across every city — no manual tracking for your team.
| Capability | Meter Feeder | National fee vendors |
Single-city pay services |
Plate-lookup services |
In-house / manual |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finds tickets in ~24 hrs | — | — | |||
| Face-value payment, before escalation | — | — | — | ||
| National coverage | — | — | |||
| No manual searching or tracking | — |
Pay it at face value, before it doubles.
Jurisdictions monitored, coast to coast.
To discovery — versus ~120 blind days on your own.
In markups or hidden fees — every citation handled at face value.
Those 6,187 citations totaled roughly $427,000 in face value at a $69 average. The $84,000 above is the portion still currently outstanding and escalating.
See Ticket Monitor surface your fleet's tickets before they escalate — across 2,500+ jurisdictions — in time to pay at face value.
Savings rate and admin-labor figures are Meter Feeder estimates. Escalation and market figures are drawn from published municipal fee schedules and third-party sources. Ticket Monitor does not front funds — any payment is made at face value on the fleet's authorization. It does not file appeals or disputes.
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