Q: what can i do if fed ex keep parking in the disabled spot to unload and i have multiple pictures of proof on multiple oc

A: I certainly understand your frustration. It is good you have your documentation. Contact the company with the dates, times, photos, etc. Also, if they are parking in front of a particular business, let them know when it is happening… they don’t want to lose you as a customer and they may help get you immediately results. More importantly, the driver is in violation of the law. There is no exception for delivery drivers. Contact the law enforcement agency where this is occurring and ask them if they can assist you.

A: Have you contacted the owner of the property where this spot is located? That would be my first call.

A: I agree with my colleague that a call to the property owner would be appropriate. [I litigate cases. Anything posted here must not be construed as legal advice, nor as grounds for forming an attorney-client relationship. You should seek an attorney for formal legal advice and representation.]

A: Under California law, parking in a designated disabled spot without proper authorization is a violation of state law and subject to penalties. You can take several steps to address this issue, starting with documenting each instance of FedEx parking in the disabled spot with photographs and timestamps. Next, you can contact FedEx directly to inform them of the situation and request that they instruct their drivers to refrain from parking in disabled spots. If the issue persists despite your efforts, you may consider contacting local law enforcement or parking enforcement agencies to report the violations and provide them with your evidence.