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on 08 Jun, 2025 19:28 in Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on)
The registered keeper drove into 'Rivercourt Road' which seems to be a new phobitied area unless you have a permit. GSV link here. A couple of points: - This seems to be a very recent addition of prohibitions (pictures available here). The registered driver drove down that road a week prior. No cameras / signage was present. This has been a common route for the registered keeper for the past ~twenty years. - The signeage isn't outright obvious, especially when travelling 40mph down the A4. Took me a small moment to process everything from the pictures - uncertain how they expect a motorist on a busy A4 to be able to process all of the info without prior forewarning. - The registered keeper actually stopped before the signeage, but unfortunately due to the big nature of the car - reversing onto the A4 is probably an extremely silly and unsafe idea. This simple manouver can put quite a few motorists at risk. - Not sure how relevant this is, but Rivercourt road is also a one way road. Therefore a U-turn isn't possible as there's a 'no-entry' sign just before the road widens (where once could safely make a U-turn). Take a look here. - The signage seems to be quite sudden. There is no forewarning whatsoever and the only signage is hidden behind roadside trees right up until the turning. The registered keeper went back to the area to double check this. See picture below:
Does the registered keeper have any chance at an appeal considering the above? Thank you all for your time. I really respect and appreciate your efforts.
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on 30 Apr, 2025 13:15 in Private parking tickets
I will update you with the actual reasonings when I receive them from my parents - though they said something along the lines that 'parking in the assigned bays was a requirement that wasn't adhered to'... I suppose it can be argued that the tiles on the car park flooring where my father parked could be mistaken for a bay space. Though take this with a pinch of salt.. I'll wait until I receive the actual wording as my parents memory isn't the best. Thank you all for your support thus far... I know it's not easy and quite time intensive!
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