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I parked directly under a sign for which I have a residents permit, unknowingly with my front tyres in a disabled bay. Worst part is I didn't use my car again for a week or walk past it as it's not where I usually park. Managed to collect 3 fines totalling £240 (That's if paid early rate). I believe the road markings are so worn and barely legible that it is reasonable I didn't see the line I'm parked over, or the disabled bay writing. Hopefully you agree and think I can appeal?

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I would really appreciate any help, thanks very much everyone.

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Photos (Imgur not working for me even with VPN so hopefully Google drive is okay) - https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1l5MX3u34oSHfg7bkOb1NmKo8-ivizBkf?usp=drive_link

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If the car didn't move the second and third PCNs are a continuous contravention and must be cancelled.

Not so sure the single line bay marking is that unclear but you were at the opposite end to the sign and there should be a gap between bays of different types:

Where two bay markings, associated with different conditions, are sited next to each other there should normally be a gap of about 100 mm between them. If adjacent bays would normally have different widths, the greatest width should be adopted for all to avoid a potentially confusing stepped edge.

I think also the road legend designating it as a disabled bay must be there and clear. The width of the disabled bay must be at least 2700 mm and then so must adjoining bays unless it's a narrow road.

And thanks for the advice so far - much appreciated.

Can upload the response to the appeal if helpful