Author Topic: London Borough of Islington : 52JM Bath Street Camera [IS0104] [Zone C]  (Read 35 times)

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Hello, I had to pick up an item from Old Street Argos. Unfortunately i got a PCN in this area as i was not aware i could not do a left turn after the lights. Also not familiar with the area so was caught out with ahead only sign. It would have been easier to spot if there was a no left turn sign facing me before entry.
Just checking if there is any grounds to make representations. grateful for your help.

PCN pg1
PCN pg2
PCN pg3
PCN pg4
Steet view before turn

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We need the PCN and VRM details and you should check the website if any wrong grounds.
@Incandescent!

I AM ABLE TO TAKE ON MORE CASES AS A REPRESENTATIVE AT THE LONDON TRIBUNALS. I HATE RETIREMENT.


If you do not challenge, you join "The Mugged Club".

cp8759 and mrmustard are true geniuses. I know my place in the hierarchy of The Three Musketeers. 😊 "The Clinician", "The Gentleman" and "The Showman"

There are "known knowns" which we may never have wished to know. This applies to them. But in the field the idea that there are also "unknown unknowns" doesn't apply as they hide in the aleatoric lottery. I know this is true and need to be prepared knowing the "unknown unknowns" may well apply.

To Socrates from "Hippocrates"

For the actual contravention itself, I see three "Ahead Only" arrows, one on each signalhead, so you need a technical argument. Follow Hippocrates advice; a lot of appeals at London Tribunals have been won on this aspect. The council will, of course, reject anything you put forward, so to get a result, you must risk the full penalty at LT

Website is ok. Signs aren't in my opinions as they are placed in such a position as to be missed.
@Incandescent!

I AM ABLE TO TAKE ON MORE CASES AS A REPRESENTATIVE AT THE LONDON TRIBUNALS. I HATE RETIREMENT.


If you do not challenge, you join "The Mugged Club".

cp8759 and mrmustard are true geniuses. I know my place in the hierarchy of The Three Musketeers. 😊 "The Clinician", "The Gentleman" and "The Showman"

There are "known knowns" which we may never have wished to know. This applies to them. But in the field the idea that there are also "unknown unknowns" doesn't apply as they hide in the aleatoric lottery. I know this is true and need to be prepared knowing the "unknown unknowns" may well apply.

To Socrates from "Hippocrates"