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Hi,

Two separate PCN are issued to me because I passed the same bus gate twice in the same day, at 14:57 and 16:41. Shall I challenge? Thanks.
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Hi.  Se need the documents.  A Bus Lane is completely different from a Bus Gate.  Which is it?
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As above, let's see the paperwork, guidance on posting is here.
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