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Subject: Appeal Against PCN for Frobisher Road
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing to formally appeal against the Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) issued to me for allegedly driving in a pedestrian zone at Frobisher Road.
Upon approaching from Wightman Road, I found it very difficult to see any clear signage indicating the restriction, apart from an advance warning sign approximately 40 yards before the turn. As I am not familiar with the area and given that the signage is relatively new, I believe it is easy for drivers to miss.
To further substantiate my appeal, I have obtained dashcam footage from another driver who experienced a similar issue at the same location. This footage clearly demonstrates the challenges in noticing the signage and reinforces my claim regarding its inadequate visibility.
I understand that the pedestrian zone is part of a School Streets initiative aimed at improving safety and air quality during school hours . While I fully support such initiatives, it is crucial that the signage is clear and effective to prevent unwitting violations by drivers, particularly those unfamiliar with the area.
Given these circumstances, I kindly request that you review my case, taking into account the dashcam evidence, and consider cancelling the PCN based on the insufficient visibility of the signage.
Thank you for your understanding.
Yours faithfully,
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[Your Contact Information]
[PCN Number]
Make sure to mention that you are including the dashcam footage as supporting evidence when you submit your appeal. This addition strengthens your case by providing concrete evidence of the signage issue.