At least you tried. TFL's penalties are higher than other London authorities which makes it a bigger gamble to appeal.
They do sometimes make very generous offers for refused appeals - yesterday they let someone off 13 ULEZ PCNs by accepting the charge for each instead of the penalty - a massive saving.
Transport for London confirmed that they are willing to accept the discounted outstanding amount of £12.50, total £162.50 if payment is made and received within 14 days of the date of this letter. This payment can only be made by calling the contact centre during the opening hours. If full payment has not been made within 14 days, the penalty amount will revert to £180 for each contravention, total £2340 and Transport for London will be able to pursue its normal enforcement procedures. Adjudicators do not have the power to reduce the amount of the penalty or accept payments by instalments. Payments for penalties is a matter between the Appellant and Transport for London.
