Why would you encourage someone to avoid paying a fine. The transit police caught them on the day and likely were aware if a machine was out of service. When others don’t pay the tax payers pay.
I am not encouraging. I am just sharing what goes on in Canada.
I was very surprised and disappointed when Police told me to suck it up when my car got hit and run and totalled. Hundreds happen everyday. Nobody is hurt so forget it and be thankful.
I googled hit and run calgary and found this
http://www.thepointman.ca/hit-and-r...MIspvshYSz5gIVFP5kCh1MkQn4EAAYASAAEgIje_D_BwE
https://www.trafficticketpeople.ca/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIspvshYSz5gIVFP5kCh1MkQn4EAAYAiAAEgL31PD_BwE
Yes, when other's don't pay the tax payers pay.
There are many instances of this in Canada. The laws are very lax and loose. Lenient. Compassionate to the point of absurdity. The Police know this and that's why they rather only focus their efforts on the hard crime where the law has "some" bite at least.
Nothing is equal in Canada.
http://www.rbc.com/economics/economic-reports/pdf/canadian-fiscal/prov_fiscal.pdf
Go to page 12. Look at the net debt to GDP ratios across Canada.
Tell me who is cutting and saving and helping the other provinces pay their credit card bills?
Hint. Alberta's net debt to GDP ratio is 10.3% while Ontario's is 39.9%