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Quote from: stamfordman on 17 Nov, 2025 12:42The parking bays are specified as permit parking but not also for 2-up footway parking. What does it means ?

Hello everyone,I received this PCN for parking on a yellow line on Sunday. I parked partially on the footpath because the road is very narrow, and it wouldn’t have been possible to park only on the yellow line—cars wouldn’t have been able to pass, and other drivers wouldn’t have been able to park in the residents’ bays. I made sure to leave enough space for pedestrians and wheelchair users. On this road, there are also parking bays that cover half of the footpath.I’m thinking about appealing the PCN on the basis that drivers are allowed to park in the marked bays with two wheels on the footpath, and due to the narrow road it wasn’t possible to park solely on the yellow line. Do I have any chance of winning the appeal?https://cdn.imgpile.com/f/49yM711_xl.jpeghttps://cdn.imgpile.com/f/ayGS27x_xl.jpghttps://cdn.imgpile.com/f/5gNoY1d_xl.jpghttps://cdn.imgpile.com/f/M1SqluX_xl.jpeghttps://cdn.imgpile.com/f/PmBN0qR_xl.jpeghttps://cdn.imgpile.com/f/NHjR3sH_xl.jpeghttps://cdn.imgpile.com/f/EkUJtxk_xl.jpgLocation: https://maps.app.goo.gl/CuiEV4L2eUixFwiaA

Quote from: cp8759 on 25 Jan, 2025 20:53Wait for the Notice to Owner and I will write a formal representation for you. The signage looks inadequate to me and the CEO has not got a single photo showing the car and the sign in the same shot.Can you please point out what should i write on my representation ?Regards

Hi Everyone, I finally received this letter, please guide me through next line of action.Regardshttps://imgur.com/a/P0bkGLC

Hello Everyone, Let me start with a massive thanks to members who helped me on this case, It would've not been possible with the support I received here. I have received court letter today which appears that i won the case unless there is something else behind these court wording.Can someone please check and verifiy.Regards

Hi, Thanks for your reply, if there is no sign allowing it or other way, does it not apply single yellow line rule there, and do they serve PCN round the clock as this was written 6 am ?Regards

Hi All, I have received this PCN for parking on footpath at 6:14am , My concern is that we as residents normally park there out of single yellow line hours, and i have been parking there for nearly 7 years but never received a ticket. I thought single yellow lines rules apply there, I have seen other drivers who left their cars in past after 8:30 received PCN's which indicates single yellow rules apply there. My car was not obstructing any pedestrian pathway.Please advise any chance if i challange this pcn that it will be approved.RegardsLocation: https://maps.app.goo.gl/5LMnAY99goYmzEx48

Quote from: cp8759 on 14 Jul, 2025 13:26Go to https://www.ftla.uk/announcements/charge-certificate-cases-under-the-traffic-management-act-2004-no-original-pcn/ and follow the instructions from "As soon as the debt has been registered, use form TE9 which you can download from here..."Hi, Thank you for your prompt reply, just a quick question while completing above form, do I need to select this option below as well with no NTO received ?"I appealed against the local authority’s decision to reject my representation, within 28 days of service of the rejection notice, but have had no response to my appeal."Regards

Quote from: cp8759 on 25 Jan, 2025 20:53Wait for the Notice to Owner and I will write a formal representation for you. The signage looks inadequate to me and the CEO has not got a single photo showing the car and the sign in the same shot.Dear All, Finally I have a court letter after 8 months, during this time no correcpondence from council and they sent court letter direclty. Please anyone advise me what should i do now ?I have uploaded letters with the reply. [ Guests cannot view attachments ]

Quote from: H C Andersen on 27 Mar, 2025 10:06As their response stated, the penalty reverted to its statutory amount once their extended discount period ended. It's been £130 since the beginning of Feb. The NTO is merely the means by which they demand payment, it doesn't trigger the penalty level in itself.Thanks for your reply, NTO would also means that they will offer to write another formal representation as above suggested ?

Quote from: stamfordman on 26 Mar, 2025 16:40Are you the registered keeper and are the name and address current on the V5C logbook.Hi,Yes I am registered keeper and my current address is on my logbook.Regards

Morning All,It been a while since I received this PCN which I refused to pay, I have been waiting for notice to owner since but it hasn't arrived so I went to check on council website if my PCN is still active and they have put the amount up to £130 so its still going on. What should I do now keep waiting for contact them ?Regards

Quote from: cp8759 on 25 Jan, 2025 20:53Wait for the Notice to Owner and I will write a formal representation for you. The signage looks inadequate to me and the CEO has not got a single photo showing the car and the sign in the same shot.Thank you and all other members for the support.

Quote from: Incandescent on 25 Jan, 2025 10:23There is only one sign for the whole bay, and the suspension sign has been placed just below this sign on the same pole. Problem is the sign specifies 2 spaces, yet the bay is not divided into individual spaces. Was there anything else put in the bay to indicate which spaces were suspended, like cones or barriers ? Their letter refers to "yellow markings" on the "floor".  Clearly the person who wrote this letter only has a limited vocabulary, because floors are normally in buildings ! So, were there any "yellow markings on the floor" ? The sign doesn't refer to any "yellow markings".If it were me, I'd take take them all the way on inadequate signage of the suspension. However, it is your decision, as you'd have to risk the full PCN penalty. This is now councils get away with inadequate signing; they just refuse all informal reps thus forcing people to either cough-up, which >95% do, or appeal the matter at the adjudicatorThank you for your response. There were no markings on the road or footpath, which was my main point. How was I supposed to know which parking spaces were suspended? If the sign had been placed on the construction site's brown wall, I would have accepted the PCN. Additionally, since it was a Sunday, I assumed parking restrictions weren't in effect, as I regularly park on this road. I usually pay fines when I park incorrectly, but in this case, I feel i got this one wrong.

Quote from: Incandescent on 25 Jan, 2025 00:37Please read this and update your post accordingly. In particular, the PCN all sides, and a GSV link to the exact location where you parked, Please indicate where the car was.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/Their suspension sign was on the same pole as the parking bay sign, so has been correctly sited, unless, of course, the bay has more than one parking conditions sign.Hi, Thanks for your reply - I have updated my post accordingly.Regards