
Consulting the Meter Maid…Channeling Rita's parking energy…
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Consulting the Meter Maid…Channeling Rita's parking energy…
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Traffic Violation Bureau ATTN: Citations Clerk P.O. Box 196302 Nashville, TN 37219-6302
You have 14 days from the citation date to submit your appeal. Don't wait — missing the deadline forfeits your right to appeal.
Mail to: Traffic Violation Bureau, ATTN: Citations Clerk, P.O. Box 196302, Nashville, TN 37219-6302 (Traffic Violation Bureau). ParkingBreaker can format and mail your appeal via USPS Certified Mail.
Check the city's official source: https://circuitclerk.nashville.gov/traffic-violation-bureau/
Nashville (Metro Nashville/Davidson County) requires a written 'Not Guilty' plea and a formal request for a hearing before a General Sessions Judge. This must be done using the form on the back of your Traffic Court Information Sheet. Unlike some cities, you cannot simply write a letter; you must use the specific city-provided form to stop the automatic adjudication process. The Traffic Violation Bureau is housed in the Justice A.A. Birch Building. Critical: if you have a mix of moving and non-moving (parking) violations on a single ticket, you must satisfy the non-moving violations first. If you miss your compliance date, a $50.00 administrative court cost is added per violation. Using the Appeal Kit to ensure the 'Not Guilty' form is filled out correctly is vital, as the court rejects incomplete forms without notice.
Most parking appeals are decided on the written record. When mail is accepted, ParkingBreaker prepares your packet and sends it via USPS Certified Mail so you get proof of mailing and tracking.
Nashville (Metro Nashville/Davidson County) requires a written 'Not Guilty' plea and a formal request for a hearing before a General Sessions Judge. This must be done using the form on the back of your Traffic Court Information Sheet — you cannot simply write a letter. If you have a mix of moving and non-moving (parking) violations on a single ticket, you must satisfy the non-moving violations first. If you miss your compliance date, a $50.00 administrative court cost is added per violation.