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Barnet, Code 01 - Parked during restricted hours, Golders Green Road.

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#1
Hi,
I was parking on double yellows at 8am to deliver some breakfast to an elderly relative of mine.

Intially when parking I wasn't sure if they were still active as the double yellow lines were half covered in mud/dust (not so visible), hence why I took the 30sec risk.

Could someone tell me if the wording on the ticket is correct, maybe I can fight it under those grounds?

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Please see pictures and PCN attached in the pdf file.

Many thanks.




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Last Edit: May 08, 2024, 10:33:23 am by Bordza
#2
The double-yellow lines are plain enough to see, so no mileage there. You were parked right next to a parking bay. Were there no spaces at all, (I see there was a motorbike behind you).

Double-yellow lines have a loading/unloading exemption so you should submit reps on the basis of delivering, and make the point that there wer no vacant spaces in the parking bay.
#3
There were no spaces at all. There was a car in the bay when I parked but to my bad luck he must've left when I walked out.

What kind of reps do I need to provide. It was more a personal delivery to an elderly (unless a signed latter by the old woman would help)?
#5
What kind of reps do I need to provide. It was more a personal delivery to an elderly (unless a signed latter by the old woman would help)?
Well it sounds like a compelling case could have been put together but as you've paid the PCN, that's the end of the matter.
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