That's by design, and that's a good thing. Anything where the person actually driving the car can't be identified (i.e., tickets given by camera as opposed to in-person) shouldn't have any long term affect on anyone's personal records.
That's by design, and that's a good thing. Anything where the person actually driving the car can't be identified (i.e., tickets given by camera as opposed to in-person) shouldn't have any long term affect on anyone's personal records.
If you can't tell who was driving, you shouldn't be sending anyone a ticket.
You get a parking ticket regardless of who parked
Is there no distinction between standing and moving violations?
Either way, it's bizarre that blame-assignation is anything other than defaults-to-owner.