Quick one, still haven't heard back from Tfl. And is that screenshot really important when I submitted the appeal, can't find it on my PC.Well according to the case history at https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving/challenge-a-pcn they've sent you a confirmation email, have you received that?
You can just take a screenshot of the case history on the TFL website, though of course that is missing the representation reference but it's not the end of the world if we don't have that.
Quick one, still haven't heard back from Tfl. And is that screenshot really important when I submitted the appeal, can't find it on my PC.Well according to the case history at https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving/challenge-a-pcn they've sent you a confirmation email, have you received that?
Thanks a lot. Unfortunately I don't hold that knowledge, about all the PCN appeal and system.Don't worry about that, that's why we're here. Just let us know when you hear back from TFL.
Thanks a lot. Unfortunately I don't hold that knowledge, about all the PCN appeal and system.Don't worry about that, that's why we're here. Just let us know when you hear back from TFL.
If they decide to decline the appeal, means I will have to pay for it?It's not an appeal, it's just an informal representation. Much as TFL would like to be judge, jury and executioner, it's not actually up to them whether you have to pay because we don't live in North Korea. It's only if you lose the appeal to London Tribunals that you actually have to pay.
You should probably read this page to understand the full process: https://www.londontribunals.gov.uk/eat/understanding-enforcement-process/parking-penalty-charge-notice-enforcement-process
Details of the appeal process itself are provided here https://www.londontribunals.gov.uk/eat/appeals-process-explained but note that where they mention a "Notice of Rejection" that refers to a formal Notice of Rejection that is only issued in response to formal representations made against a Notice to Owner; informal representations against a roadside PCN only lead to an informal rejection which cannot be used to appeal to the tribunal.
After the informal rejection has been received, the next step in the process will be a Notice to Owner and we'll help you with the formal representations.
If they decide to decline the appeal, means I will have to pay for it?It's not an appeal, it's just an informal representation. Much as TFL would like to be judge, jury and executioner, it's not actually up to them whether you have to pay because we don't live in North Korea. It's only if you lose the appeal to London Tribunals that you actually have to pay.
Your representation has been submitted.
A response will be sent to the registered keeper / liable party. The enforcement process is now suspended. We aim to respond to you within 15 days. Please contact us in 21 days if you have not received a response.
Representation reference number - GF84653686 - 52395290
Link to the PCN:@Faust you need to change the sharing settings to public please.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1KBHcyMDz5RGXTOZeWYmu-J5oRGsHGxFi?usp=share_link
Link to the PCN:@Faust you need to change the sharing settings to public please.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1KBHcyMDz5RGXTOZeWYmu-J5oRGsHGxFi?usp=share_link
@Faust I think there may be plenty of grounds but you need to read the guidance here in full: https://www.ftla.uk/civil-penalty-charge-notices-(councils-tfl-and-so-on)/read-this-first-before-posting-your-case!-this-section-is-for-council-tfl-dartme/
Then post the PCN with no redactions, don't use this wetransfer.com nonsense (nobody wants to start opening loads of links), we need the PCN number and the number plate.
The PCN was issued by a MET community support officer but they don't have a uniform that allows them to issue PCNs, so there's a procedural impropriety.
I haven't parked on the red lines. I have attached a photo where I parked my car.
I was really surprised to see the police officer issuing a PCN.
You have parked on red lines because the lines apply to the road, the pavement and the verge.
You may only stop in a designated bay or because of traffic queues & signals.
your ticket is for stopping on a red route, not parking on the pavement.
I haven't parked on the red lines. I have attached a photo where I parked my car.
I was really surprised to see the police officer issuing a PCN.
TfL use the British Transport Police for matters relating to London Underground. But that doesn't extend to road traffic matters.
I am under the impression that Red Routes are under the jurisdiction of the police rather than TfL or local council CEOs.
It has been against the law to park on the pavenemt in the Greater London are for an awful long time.
The red lines (and yellow ones, for that matter) apply across the whole highway, including the footpaths.TfL use the British Transport Police for matters relating to London Underground. But that doesn't extend to road traffic matters.
I am under the impression that Red Routes are under the jurisdiction of the police rather than TfL or local council CEOs.
It has been against the law to park on the pavenemt in the Greater London are for an awful long time.
I haven't parked on the red lines. I have attached a photo where I parked my car.
I was really surprised to see the police officer issuing a PCN.
TfL use the British Transport Police for matters relating to London Underground. But that doesn't extend to road traffic matters.
I am under the impression that Red Routes are under the jurisdiction of the police rather than TfL or local council CEOs.
It has been against the law to park on the pavenemt in the Greater London are for an awful long time.
As far as I know TfL do not have a police arm, suggest this is nothing to do with the police at all but just TfL.