violadad

dv4r7h3v1l- You both needed seperate permits, as you could only legally park as seniors, and you were each seniors in seperate years. Understand my logic? In other words, is the infraction cited against the driver, or the owner? You need to read the school's policy and determine to what party the infraction is assessed.

In most circumstances, the owner of the vehicle is the responsible party, yet if the school's policy issues the permit and infraction to the driver, then the prior two infractions should not result in you having been towed.

In theory, it could be argued that your dad (as owner) parked illegally 3 times on school property. That's why you need to see the written policy to validate your argument for reimbursement.

teriwtt

or to take it even further, what if the OP has a younger sibling coming up. Is it a cumulative policy for the entire family? What if you're one of five kids coming through a school - this really isn't fair to the youngest, who by all accounts, might not ever be eligible for a parking permit based on his/her older siblings' actions.