The city bills drivers $420M a year, and 94% of tickets go uncontested. Autopilot covers 9 of the top 10 ticket categories — 82% of the city's ticket revenue.
Auto-detects where you parked (Bluetooth on Android, motion sensors on iOS) and watches the rules for that block. You get push + email warnings before the sweeper ($60), a 2" snow ban ($60 + ~$250+ tow), the 3–7 AM winter overnight ban ($60), a permit zone without a sticker ($75), the block's paid-parking hours kicking in while you're away from the car, or an expired meter ($50–$70) — plus city-sticker and plate-renewal deadlines before they become tickets.
Chicago billed drivers $183M in camera tickets in 2025. We play background voice alerts through CarPlay and Android Auto before you trigger a $35–$100 speed camera or a $100 red-light camera — works with the phone locked.
Get a ticket anyway? We pull Street View photos of your actual signage, cross-reference weather records, attach any FOIA responses we've gotten back from City agencies, and USPS-mail a real defense letter before the city's deadline — every time. Zero forms. No phone calls. No hearings to show up to. 57% of mail-in contests win. (Camera tickets excluded.)
Chicago towed 81,000 cars in 2024. We check the city tow database every 30 minutes and ping you within the hour if your plate shows up — so you stop paying storage fees before the second day even starts.