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Private parking tickets / Re: Notice to Keeper, I park services ltd
« Last post by Viking88 on March 06, 2026, 10:59:31 pm »
Appeal has been made with the information provided. Shall be interesting on the response.  ;)
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You don't necessarily have the right to appeal as that is time limited. However if you did update your vehicle's registered keeper address promptly and this was just unfortunate timing you have a reasonable chance of getting the PCN reset and the bailiff fees refunded.

Others know more about the process than me so see what they say.
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Well in that case, you didn't commit a contravention and should appeal on that basis

It's only an offence to have to stop due to stationary vehicles.  That bicycle never stops moving.
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https://ibb.co/Y4P7k5gn

Here's the PCN letter.

I wanted to pull into the space but a cyclist started coming across me as you can see in the video and so I waited...
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Hi everyone,

I received a notice of enforcement from JACOBS today (issued on 02/03/2026) for a PCN from Trafford Council dated from 22/09/2025.

I never before received any mail / email notification regarding this (around that time I was moving from Liverpool to Manchester but I changed the registered address of the car quite promptly upon moving).

Can view evidence here : https://pcnportal.trafford.gov.uk/VEH/Live/3sc/3sc-us/
Reg no: DK62KWO
PCN: TR80413065

To be fair, I come from Greece where there are no YBJ and up until today I was not familiar with the relevant traffic rules regarding them.

I would like to ask the following two questions please:

1. Are there reasonable grounds to appeal the whole penalty itself?
2. Can I appeal the extra cost of JACOBS involvement (debt 115gbp + compliance stage fee 75gbp) as it is the very first time I receive any notification of this penalty?

Thank you very much for any support.
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If you still have the original PCN please post it up.
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As Mr Mustard recently posted in his own site, there were over 9.5 million PCNs served last year in London. If it is assumed that 95% of them were paid at the discount, this generates a revenue of around £722 million. By no stretch of the imagination can one put this down as having a traffic management purpose, it is all for raising cash.
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For me, it doesn't look good. You drove head-on to the signs and without any hesitation, drove straight past them. There are signs like this all over London with the express purpose of stopping rat-running. The widespread use of satnavs and people obeying the instructions like automatons, has lead to us seeing a lot of cases like yours.
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We've seen this location several times, incl on the now-gone Pepipoo forum. I think there were a few wins a few years ago, but I think the sign has been improved since.
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Couldn't see the PCN which was buried in a rather obscure file, but yes, the submission must be a Witness Statement as the PCN was served under the Traffic Management Act 2004.

Form TE9
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/62e14db38fa8f5649f912647/TE9.pdf
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