The Driver was driving a rented van for an event being held at the Crowne Plaza in Glasgow. They parked in the hotel's overflow car park and entered the registration number on the tablet at Reception. Payment was made on the day of departure.
Despite this, ParkingEye have issued a Parking Charge Notice claiming a failure to pay for the last day, when the Driver moved the van to the Hotel's Service Yard to load it up for the return journey, then parked back in the overflow car park. This appears to have initially been sent to the hire firm, who have provided the Hirer's details. The only paperwork in the envelope was the Notice to Hirer.
Unusually for PE, this isn't a double dip, as the arrival and departure times reflect that last day, rather than the original arrival and final departure time.
PCN Images:
https://imgur.com/a/hKL6h1mGSV showing signage at the entrance:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/2D9oFEy9X6o5dsk77And signage within the car park:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/MGcr5DNuLLzAL9MCAThe Driver lives in London, so it's not practical for them to return to get their own photographs of the signage.
I'm assuming there are at least two prongs of attack, namely the parking event occurred in Scotland, so PoFA doesn't apply; and the fact that it was a rental vehicle.
