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Hello all,

On Friday 20th February 2026 I was in my work's marked van, and had some work at a customer's property.   On arrival, they're was no space in the marked loading area (it was full of council refuse lorries),  so I parked opposite, on a single yellow line with single kerb markings ( https://maps.app.goo.gl/Twu9AoHJ9j9M3tNk6 ).  I went into the customer's property to carry out the work (I was approximately 30 minutes), and on my return I found a PCN attached to my windscreen.
I had been observed for 23 seconds before the ticket was issued.

Have I any chance of getting this ticket cancelled and if so, what is the best way to go about it?

I will post the PCN later.   Can someone please tell me what I need to redact?


Any help would be much appreciated.   Thank you in advance
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There's no need to redact anything on the PCN.
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Just redact your personal details from the PCN and post the pic of PCN through preffered image site. The pro's here need the Car Reg and PCN number to fully help you, like they did for me! Very knowledgefull folk here, but they need time/date/ID/Code of contravention, (like mine was '62', from PCN), deets to help you quickly.

Good luck Lateman!
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If you were parked during operational hours on the SYL in your GSV link then as this applies for all days I cannot see a defence at present.

The fact that you were driving a 'works van' complicates matters. As any informal challenge would in all likelihood be rejected, then a NTO would be served on the registered keeper who, as I read it, is not you.

What is your employers practice as regards penalty charges incurred by employees during their employment?
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I was in my work's marked van,
So who owns the van ? Owner has responsibility for payment or appealing, but you can submit an informal challenge to the PCN, but after that, assuming its rejected, they council send out a Notice to Owner.
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ok, here's the link to the photo of the PCN..

https://postimg.cc/BLrqbh4Q


Can someone tell me please:

since it's a company van, I'm not allowed to officially challenge the PCN, that the company has to make official challenges?

and if any such challenge is rejected,  do I still have the "early payment" (£35), or will I now have to pay the full amount (£70)?


and in answer to some of the questions in the replies:

- yes, I was parked pretty much exactly where the google maps link shows (on the single yellow line just outside the disabled bay)

- the van belongs to the company


oh, please let me know too, if there is anything on the PCN that I should have reacted

thank you
« Last Edit: February 23, 2026, 12:34:00 pm by lateman »
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At the PCN stage, you can submit an informal challenge, and if they reject it (like they do for about >95%) of them, they re-offer the discount. To stop the matter going any further, you can pay this.

However, if you don't pay, your company will get a Notice to Owner. At this stage the discount is lost, so the company are now liable for the full PCN penalty. Your company may not even own the van, it may be leased, in which case the lease company will get the NtO. So as you can see, it is a bit of a Pot Mess. You need to find out what the company does for their workers getting a PCN and if the van is leased or not.
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