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Triangle man got a $90 parking ticket in Raleigh. How he got the fine dismissed
A man who parked legally on a Raleigh street still received a $90 notice from a private parking management company. But he was able to fight the citation and got it dismissed. Full story: Man got a $90 ticket parking legally on a Raleigh street. He fought back — and won. Here’s what happened and what you can do if you have a similar experience: Jerry Canterbury found a notice of noncompliance from Parking Revenue Recovery Services on his car in late September, demanding $90 within 30 days. He had photos showing he was parked within painted lines on a public street, not in the private lot PRRS manages. Canterbury disputed the ticket online, reported it to Raleigh’s parking division and alerted the state Department of Justice. On Oct. 1, the city’s transportation department told Canterbury that the citation would be dismissed. PRRS has received more than 900 complaints from customers on the Better Business Bureau in the past 12 months. In 2023, the Colorado attorney general settled with the company, after it charged fines of $80 to $88 to drivers for issues including entering license plates incorrectly and missing 15-minute grace periods. Bailey Aldridge, press secretary for the North
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City of Oaks Marathon in full swing on Sunday
The annual City of Oaks charity marathon began at 7 a.m. Sunday morning in downtown Raleigh. Thousands of runners and spectators lined the streets of Glenwood Avenue over an hour before the race start time. Glenwood Avenue from Peace Street to Hillsborough Street is closed for the event. The 26.2-mile...