Author Topic: Tower hamlets. Parked outside dropped kerb driveway of own home.  (Read 3056 times)

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Re: Tower hamlets. Parked outside dropped kerb driveway of own home.
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I don’t have my exact Inital representation however I wrote that I parked in front of my own drive. Provided them evidence of my v5 and my parking permit as evidence of living there.

Re: Tower hamlets. Parked outside dropped kerb driveway of own home.
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This is pretty much it I think - wait and see if anyone has other things.

One point I think is that this is not a car garage but a storage unit?

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I am repeating that the contravention did not occur as I was parked adjacent to the dropped footway outside my own garage.

You acknowledge this in your rejection of my informal challenge, but say it is still a contravention.

I must therefore point out that the Traffic Management Act 2004 provides for exceptions in section 86 - Prohibition of parking at dropped footways etc. and the relevant exception reads:

The second exception is where the vehicle is parked outside residential premises by or with the consent (but not consent given for reward) of the occupier of the premises.

I trust this is clear and look forward to the speedy cancellation of the PCN.
« Last Edit: April 02, 2026, 02:48:57 pm by stamfordman »

Re: Tower hamlets. Parked outside dropped kerb driveway of own home.
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Thank you, it’s too small for modern day cars that’s all I can say. Used to fit my older cars back in the days