New law to make San Francisco street sweeping even more unfair

This is already very common in Amsterdam where citations are written automatically and not even placed on the car. The fine will arrive in your mailbox fully automated within a few weeks.

In other Dutch cities a similar system is used, however the officer still writes a physical ticket and puts it on the car whenever the scanning device shows a hit.

It's not unrealistic to think that this data will be sold to the car repo industry:

http://betaboston.com/news/2014/03/05/a-vast-hidden-surveill...

Privacy concerns aside, it seems a little ironic that a tech startup is arguing against efficiency via automation.

Anyway, doesn't Fixed have a vested interest in more parking citations issued? Or does the photographic evidence hurt their ability to win cases on behalf of their clients?