A Boston man got a ticket for the misuse of his handicapped placard, but he couldn’t easily determine what he did wrong and eventually his license was suspended. That’s when he reached out for help.
A Boston man got a ticket for the misuse of his handicapped placard, but he couldn’t easily determine what he did wrong and eventually his license was suspended. That’s when he reached out to NBC10 Boston Responds for help getting some answers.
He says the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles couldn’t tell him what exactly he did wrong, so, he says he called the officer who wrote the citation.Sign up for NECN newsletters.An officer at his local precinct got back to him in early March, telling him he was cited because the expiration date at the top of his handicapped placard wasn’t visible.
Jette says he would have appealed the ticket once he knew what it was for when he received it. In Massachusetts you have 20 days from the day of the violation to file an appeal. But Jette says he ran out of time, due in part, to a delay in the ticket being issued. “I ended up speaking with probably over 100 people over the course of 15 different departments and agencies,” says Jette. But he says he didn’t get any answers.or call 1-888-521-NEWS.
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