Location is an important point, and in all cases, applications such as Google Maps will guide you the entire way to that stop, street or highway. This is going to be used specifically for this, then you can disable it if you want this because it consumes the device's battery well. No excuse," she explained.Location, a setting available on smartphones, is one of the important things if we want to know the position and distance to the bus stop near me. "There was a parking lot right in between the Tim Hortons building and the TTC station, and there's Green P right there. Urquhart later used Google Maps to show viewers where the driver could have parked instead. The former can be heard shouting, "It's not like you don't do that," to which the latter responds, "No, I don't because I'm on a bike." In the video, the driver and the officer can be heard arguing. "I served the ticket on the passenger side, and that's when he got out to say, 'I was only three minutes," she said.
Urquhart claimed that the driver initially ignored her and got into their car, but did not flee the scene. "Well you're either, gonna stand here and take the ticket, or you're gonna get it in the mail if you decide to get in your car and drive away," she added. "When I was out on the road and as I was finishing up the ticket, the driver came running out of the Tim Hortons with coffee in hand saying, 'Oh, I'm here, I'm here,'" Urquhart said.
Urquhart reported that the incident unfolded after she ticketed a driver $150 for parking their Jeep in a No Standing Zone - Why? Because they wanted a Tim Hortons coffee. #toronto #fyp #parkingticket #uoft #parkingenforcement #rollthedice #parkingenforcement #parkingwars #ttc #nostanding #parkingticket I hear “ I’m leaving ! “ or “I’m here” over 100x a day $150 ticket served. if we let everyone go, it would be chaos downtown. NOT LIKE YOU DON’T DO THAT” really? This is why we parking officers need to be firm with these more restrictive (a bus stop) parking offences.
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