What problem does it solve? Israeli drivers who receive parking tickets, traffic fines, or bus-lane (nat"z) camera tickets face confusing parallel appeal windows (30-day cancellation request, 90-day court hearing request, or the new administrative hasagah/arar track), penalty points that accumulate toward license suspension, and late-payment surcharges. This Skill identifies the fine type, calculates the correct deadlines, evaluates appeal grounds, and drafts a properly formatted Hebrew appeal letter. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Fine classification and routing: Distinguishes municipal parking tickets, police/camera traffic fines, and bus-lane (nat"z) tickets, and routes each to the correct authority (municipality, Driver Inquiries Center, or traffic tribunal) under the correct legal track, including the staged Administrative Traffic Violations Law in force from 8 February 2026. - Deadline and points calculation: Explains the 30/90-day appeal windows, service-of-notice time limits (4 months for camera offences, 1 year generally), the 30% late-payment surcharge, and the penalty-point tiers under Traffic Regulations 547 and 549. A bundled deadline-calculator.py script computes remaining days in the appeal window. - Hebrew appeal letter generation: Produces ready-to-submit Hebrew templates for a bakasha le-bitul (cancellation request) or bakasha le-hishafet (court hearing request) with the user's fine details, legal grounds, and evidence list. - Use Case: A user receives a 500 NIS bus-lane camera ticket from Tel Aviv. The Skill identifies it as an administrative-track nat"z offence, checks whether the 4-month service limit was breached, lists substantive grounds (signage 501/503, lane hours, permitted turning), and drafts a Hebrew hasagah for the municipal objection portal. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to help you appeal an Israeli parking or traffic fine by providing the fine number, offence date, receipt date, issuing authority, and amount.
