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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: Greenwich - driving in Bus Lane 34J - Charlton Church Lane/Barney Close
« Last post by Hippocrates on Today at 03:09:16 pm »I have just won 3 at 14.45. Back later with advice.
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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: Unlawful vehicle clamping
« Last post by tincombe on Today at 03:08:48 pm »Yes, it's part of the Notice of Enforcement which must at least include details of the creditor(presumably a council or other enforcement authority) and the details of the debt, usually the PCN number.
Would you pl post correspondence and speak to your friend - as per my last post.
Would you pl post correspondence and speak to your friend - as per my last post.
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Private parking tickets / Parkingeye PCN KFC Portsmouth North Harbour
« Last post by wap00 on Today at 03:08:12 pm »Hi All
So my wife went to go to this KFC, but once entered the car park , realised it was closed, stopped in the car park for 4 minutes while googling somewhere else, and then left.
Receieved the parking charge notice today.
Thing is, ive checked and the first sign you can see when entering the car park, is actually IN the car park, so how can you avoid a fine?!
I have photos and will try to upload them, but ive just checked google maps street view and can see that the sign has been damaged and so points in a different direction making it impossible to see until entering the car park.
this is the link to the steet view which shows the sign as it should have been, i.e. as it was in Apr 2022. (the 2 hour max stay sign on the pole just behind the 'kfc enter' sign on the ground)
https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZswLZttuYho3wMXH9
The sign is now approx 90 degrees to the left, so facing away from this view and in towards the road entrance.
do you think this is reason enough for a fine appeal to be upheld?
thanks in advance
So my wife went to go to this KFC, but once entered the car park , realised it was closed, stopped in the car park for 4 minutes while googling somewhere else, and then left.
Receieved the parking charge notice today.
Thing is, ive checked and the first sign you can see when entering the car park, is actually IN the car park, so how can you avoid a fine?!
I have photos and will try to upload them, but ive just checked google maps street view and can see that the sign has been damaged and so points in a different direction making it impossible to see until entering the car park.
this is the link to the steet view which shows the sign as it should have been, i.e. as it was in Apr 2022. (the 2 hour max stay sign on the pole just behind the 'kfc enter' sign on the ground)
https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZswLZttuYho3wMXH9
The sign is now approx 90 degrees to the left, so facing away from this view and in towards the road entrance.
do you think this is reason enough for a fine appeal to be upheld?
thanks in advance
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Private parking tickets / Re: Parkingeye PCN KFC Portsmouth North Harbour
« Last post by wap00 on Today at 03:07:49 pm »apologies, thanks, ill start a new one
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Private parking tickets / Re: Parkingeye PCN KFC Portsmouth North Harbour
« Last post by jfollows on Today at 03:01:38 pm »Please start a new thread; by all means include a link to the old thread.
See https://www.ftla.uk/announcements/house-rules/
See https://www.ftla.uk/announcements/house-rules/
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1. We operate a "one case, one thread" rule. This means that you should keep any posts relating to one case (one incident of speeding, one PCN, etc) to a single thread. Do not start multiple topics on the same case.
2. Do not hijack another person's thread in order to post your own problem. Start your own.
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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: Barnet. PCN. code 62g
« Last post by tincombe on Today at 03:01:08 pm »Sorry if I missed that you had already received the NTO.
Pl post here.
There's no point paying at present because it's the full penalty which is the same should you appeal to an adjudicator.
You should at least make formal reps which we can help draft.
Latest date for NTO dated 10 Feb. is 11 April, so you have plenty of time.
Pl post here.
There's no point paying at present because it's the full penalty which is the same should you appeal to an adjudicator.
You should at least make formal reps which we can help draft.
Latest date for NTO dated 10 Feb. is 11 April, so you have plenty of time.
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Private parking tickets / Re: Parkingeye PCN KFC Portsmouth North Harbour
« Last post by wap00 on Today at 02:58:29 pm »Hi All
I know this thread is old, but as my case is from the same location and similar i thought it best to post here rather than start a new thread?
So my wife went to go to this KFC, but once entered the car park , realised it was closed, stopped in the car park for 4 minutes while googling somewhere else, and then left.
Receieved the parking charge notice today.
Thing is, ive checked and the first sign you can see when entering the car park, is actually IN the car park, so how can you avoid a fine?!
I have photos and will try to upload them, but ive just checked google maps street view and can see that the sign has been damaged and so points in a different direction making it impossible to see until entering the car park.
this is the link to the steet view which shows the sign as it should have been, i.e. as it was in Apr 2022. (the 2 hour max stay sign on the pole just behind the 'kfc enter' sign on the ground)
https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZswLZttuYho3wMXH9
The sign is now approx 90 degrees to the left, so facing away from this view and in towards the road entrance.
do you think this is reason enough for a fine appeal to be upheld?
thanks in advance
I know this thread is old, but as my case is from the same location and similar i thought it best to post here rather than start a new thread?
So my wife went to go to this KFC, but once entered the car park , realised it was closed, stopped in the car park for 4 minutes while googling somewhere else, and then left.
Receieved the parking charge notice today.
Thing is, ive checked and the first sign you can see when entering the car park, is actually IN the car park, so how can you avoid a fine?!
I have photos and will try to upload them, but ive just checked google maps street view and can see that the sign has been damaged and so points in a different direction making it impossible to see until entering the car park.
this is the link to the steet view which shows the sign as it should have been, i.e. as it was in Apr 2022. (the 2 hour max stay sign on the pole just behind the 'kfc enter' sign on the ground)
https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZswLZttuYho3wMXH9
The sign is now approx 90 degrees to the left, so facing away from this view and in towards the road entrance.
do you think this is reason enough for a fine appeal to be upheld?
thanks in advance
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Speeding and other criminal offences / Re: Re Genuine Do Not know who was driving to complete S172
« Last post by 666 on Today at 02:56:12 pm »But we have had a letter from the Met Police with yet another S172 stating its a final opportunity to provide info. Are you suggesting I shouldn't respond to that letter. In a previous communication, I provided the names and addresses of all the people using the car on that morning but no one person was nominated.Whether you do not respond, or respond (yet again) with six names, the outcome will be the same. The RK will be prosecuted.
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Speeding and other criminal offences / Re: Re Genuine Do Not know who was driving to complete S172
« Last post by TheDisapprovingBrit on Today at 02:53:18 pm »If you fail to nominate anybody to the satisfaction of the police, the company will receive a fine of around £5K as an incentive to improve their recording system. It seems like this could have been easily resolved with a simply company policy that a vehicle can only be signed out by one person, and that person is the only one authorised to drive it until it's signed back in.
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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: Barnet. PCN. code 62g
« Last post by thanks4helping on Today at 02:50:52 pm »Questions:
Does the later clarification suggest the original PCN location was insufficient?
No, because the PCN was served to your car, so you are assumed to know where your car is. For the later Notice to Owner it might not be OK, because the owner may not have been driving.
Does the delay beyond the stated 21 working days carry any relevance?
No, there is no statutory period to reply to informal reps. However, 56 days is max for replying to reps against a Notice to Owner
Is the incorrect vehicle colour of any significance when taken with the above?
None whatever
Thank you for your reply. Is there anything I can do or should I just pay it:(
Kind regards