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They have re-offered the discount, and to be frank, I don't think you could present a winning appeal to an adjudicator at London Tribunals; the signs are clear enough IMHO.
There's 7ft width restriction there which is distracting and possibly ambiguous.
As you've posted here before you could at least put the borough name in the thread title and the contravention as well as location.
Anyway, doesn't look good although it's combined with a width restriction it seems.
I also have had a look at Google maps and can't see any clear signs.
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So both you and the driver at the time are due a visit to Specsavers because the signs could be seen by a visually impaired rider facing backwards on a galloping horse and would be found by any assessor or judge to be visible and clear, certainly as far as GSV in April this year is concerned.
Plan A.
Plan A is always the easiest method to get a PCN like this cancelled. If that fails, you can easily fight this but it will be a prolonged process and will also depend on whether PE handle it in house or farm it out to the incompetents at DCB Legal.
Agreed, most parking companies deny appeals simply because many people then pay up. Even when the appeal is correct. @Swahmad is confusing them with decent, reasonable companies - they don’t care, they only want your money.
Surely I should win this easily in appeal as there's no obvious signage?
You mean except for the entrance sign which even on Google maps can clearly be read that customers must register in store and undoubtedly multiple signs around d the carpark?
b789s approach seemsa much better option, no harm putting an appeal into Parkingeye as well, just don't reveal who was driving, say the driver did this and paid that.
Previous advice from @b789QuoteYou can try emailing the Aldi CEO, Giles Hurley, at gmd@cs.aldi.co.uk with a complaint about why has a customer been invoiced by their third party enforcer to the tune of £70? If you have a receipt for purchases on the day, include that as evidence and ask that they get their agent to cancel the unfair PCN.You’ve said you don’t have a receipt but you can show proof of payment.
The advance signs just ahead couldn't be more clear IMO so you'll probably have to take this on the chin unless we can see something wrong with the PCN or their website wording.
The PCN says a charge certificate will be served and later may be served.
What's odd is the video shows four cars including yours going through the bus gate - maybe there's an exemption for some.
Looks like this one is catching people out but the signs look clear - what were you thinking the layout meant?
I was in Liverpool the other day - I'm pretty good at navigating but it's one of the most confusing city centres I've been in.
