Free Traffic Legal Advice
General discussion => The Flame Pit => Topic started by: MrLH25 on June 16, 2025, 02:18:47 pm
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Saba mainly operate train station car parks. From memory, I don't think they've previously been litigious. Someone racking up several tickets may tempt them, of course.
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Update. Today new signage is in the middle of being erected. There is a project installing new barriers and ANPR systems. The signs state that Saba is going to be the PPC responsible soon. I don't have to worry as I don't use the hospital car parks. But what kind of a PPC is Saba? Are they the ruthless kind that will pursue unpaid PCNs with endless threats/court action or the kind that are not willing to risk taking someone to court due to the legal fees?
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Try asking this person: https://www.bradfordhospitals.nhs.uk/doctors/david-moss/
Edit: Although on the face of it that link appears to point to doctors, he is in fact the trust's Director of Estates & Facilities and car parking will be his responsibilty
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Hi there FTLA community. I've been doing things at BRI for some time now and have noticed the car parks have inconsistent parking warning signage. Specifically in the staff permit holder sections. Some state "All wrongly parked vehicles will be subject to a £60 PARKING charge notice." but some state "All wrongly parked vehicles will be subject to a £60 PENALTY charge notice."
Which PCN is correct for this? Additionally the signs at P&D machines don't mention what company or if the council are responsible for issuing PCNs. Are the NHS/trust themselves BPA or IPC registered? Or are there special byelaws in force? Because usually I see hospital security staff checking permits/sticking tickets on windscreens.
Would love to clear up the mystery of parking enforcement on NHS car parks, cheers.