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32d - PECKHAM RYE JUNCTION EAST DULWICH ROAD (RIGHT)

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Hi all

This is a lease car and the PCN has already been paid by the leasing company

Southwark Council,
32d - Failing to drive in the direction shown by the arrow on a blue sign (proceeding in the wrong direction)
Location - Peckham Rye Junction East Dulwich Road (Right)

I was unaware you can only proceed straight. There's ongoing road works and temporary traffic lights are in place. The blue arrows on the traffic lights were covered. I was unable to notice the blue arrow. The markings on the ground are also faded. it is hard to make out the road markings ahead only.

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Last Edit: June 12, 2025, 04:43:11 pm by Spleegem
Re: 32d - PECKHAM RYE JUNCTION EAST DULWICH ROAD (RIGHT)
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#3
For meaningful advice please to have a read of
https://www.ftla.uk/civil-penalty-charge-notices-(councils-tfl-and-so-on)/read-this-first-before-posting-your-case!-this-section-is-for-council-tfl-dartme/

and post up here
all sides of the PCN (only redact yr name & address - leave all else in),
the video (which is the evidence),
and
 a GSV link to the location.
Re: 32d - PECKHAM RYE JUNCTION EAST DULWICH ROAD (RIGHT)
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#6
The PCN was sent via email from the lease company as a notification no further action. The lease company paid the PCN and will deduct this from my salary.

There was no covering letter. The letter was scanned and attached via email. I have called the leasing company to confirm this is genuine
Re: 32d - PECKHAM RYE JUNCTION EAST DULWICH ROAD (RIGHT)
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#7
You have no standing in this, so the answer to your question is no, you do not have a case to challenge the PCN. You are a legal stranger in the enforcement proceedings.

Before you go further, can we establish some facts pl.

The lease company paid the PCN and will deduct this from my salary.

Clearly the lease company cannot deduct anything from your salary because they are as much a stranger to your salary arrangements as you are to current proceedings.

So, what's the linking factor?

My guess is your employer. So pl let us know the chain of authority and accountability here.