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52M Failing to comply with a prohibition on certain types of vehicle

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Re: 52M Failing to comply with a prohibition on certain types of vehicle
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For me the PCN is defective because it does not state what the traffic is that is barred. So that is a point for reps. Apart from that, whilst the individual signs are correct, are they adequate to convey the description ? If you approache them head-on then they probably are.
Re: 52M Failing to comply with a prohibition on certain types of vehicle
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"the penalty exceeded....." matches your circumstances where the PCN fails to identify the traffic type that is barred by the sign.

Apart from that your previous reps to the council normally suffice, but see Tincombe's post. Better if he boosts your reps than me.
Re: 52M Failing to comply with a prohibition on certain types of vehicle
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You are simply registering your appeal at this stage. As regards the contravention I suggest:

Contravention did not occur
The council's video (where my car exited) and subsequent photos included with their decision notice (showing the signs I am alleged to have passed) show objectively that the apparent restricted area is a length of highway no more than 20 m in length between this pair of outwardly facing signs. This does not satisfy the criteria for a restricted street of this type and therefore, it is my belief, would not be supported by a provision in a Traffic Management Order.
Re: 52M Failing to comply with a prohibition on certain types of vehicle
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Sorry but life is hectic. I cannot possibly help everyone. I have won several,cases on the wording of the PCN. IF YOU WOULD SHOW ALL OF IT.
Last Edit: September 11, 2026, 11:18:58 pm by Hippocrates
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