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As I was sitting in front of the current Chief Adjudicator, I can honestly state that he shook his head from right to left in disagreement when the TFL barrister in his final submissions said that CCTV enforcement was valid!  The previous CA had left the room by this stage.
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From the report, The Standard's reporter found Karen's analogy "bizarre", but not the judge's foreshadowing.

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In a bizarre moment, she compared the Red Route regulations to a restaurant menu offering "cheese board and spotted dick and custard", and asked: "Would a patron reasonably expect to be served cheese board and custard?"

Mr Justice Swift replied, to laughter in Court One: "You know what? These days, you just can't tell."
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So apparently the pepipoo directors are sitting on £30k that's apparently held for some future big case. I can't imagine there's going to be another "big case" any time soon, anyone fancy seeing if they'd be willing to fund an appeal to the Court of Appeal?
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Quote from: andy_foster on October 30, 2023, 02:36:52 pm
From the report, The Standard's reporter found Karen's analogy "bizarre", but not the judge's foreshadowing.

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In a bizarre moment, she compared the Red Route regulations to a restaurant menu offering "cheese board and spotted dick and custard", and asked: "Would a patron reasonably expect to be served cheese board and custard?"

Mr Justice Swift replied, to laughter in Court One: "You know what? These days, you just can't tell."

I laughed deliberately so loudly in an attempt to blow off the TFL barrister's wig.  ;D

The ES often get it wrong.  I believe someone else wrote the argument!
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I've just heard that TfL have won the judicial review, the interested parties have until Thursday to ask for permission to appeal.
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Transport for London, R (on the application of) v London Tribunals (Environment and Traffic Adjudicators) [2023] EWHC 2889 (Admin).

Paragraph 17 is interesting, as it suggests that without an upright sign, there cannot be any CCTV enforcement of a double red line.
« Last Edit: November 17, 2023, 01:33:07 pm by cp8759 »
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Having only skim read the judgement two thinks sort of come to mind.

Firstly the upright sign it must be present in the bay. We used to argue regularly that the sign if not facing traffic fell outwith LATOR but that has fallen away as not relevant I think it can now be re born

Secondly the contravention it's self 46 stopped where prohibited on a red route or clearway. if you are within the permitted time of bay operation then can this stand as a reason to believe you commit that offence. I would suggest it should be one of the various parking offences code 30 re parked in a disabled bay or 24 for a loading bay without loading   
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Quote from: Pastmybest on November 18, 2023, 11:00:17 am
We used to argue regularly that the sign if not facing traffic fell outwith LATOR but that has fallen away as not relevant I think it can now be re born
I'm not sure that ever fell away, we've been winning cases throughout on the basis of inadequate signage, including one that TfL didn't challenge because the signage was indisputably inadequate, and a double red line where the sign said no stopping 7 am to 7 pm (the appellant stopped after 7 pm).

The problem with the bays is that they're not designated parking places, so the other codes cannot apply.
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Quo vadis cp?
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If not a designated parking place, then which part of para. 3 to Part 2 of Schedule 7 applies?
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My question related to 'designated parking bays' and the issues, albeit separate from CCTV, that were raised by PMB.

As far as I can see, this adjudication decision relates to OGL and waiting/stopping, not designated parking places under s.45 RTRA.
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Quote from: H C Andersen on November 20, 2023, 06:00:22 pm

My question related to 'designated parking bays' and the issues, albeit separate from CCTV, that were raised by PMB.

As far as I can see, this adjudication decision relates to OGL and waiting/stopping, not designated parking places under s.45 RTRA.
But the principle is the same, the waiting provisions of para 3 of the Schedule covers stopping (Mr Chan has told me he agrees with that).
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Re: TFL judicial review
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Quote from: cp8759 on November 17, 2023, 10:51:21 am
I've just heard that TfL have won the judicial review, the interested parties have until Thursday to ask for permission to appeal.
Personally, I have no faith in the justice system.  In this case below*, the guy went to the Court of Appeal and Lord Justice Simon ordered him to pay the Traffic Penalty Tribunal!  And refused to amend.  The High Court Judge ordered him to pay the Council!  Sadly, his application to the European Court was received a day late!  :(

One has a better chance of being reimbursed for a flight delay and/or cancellation under EC261/2004 8)

*C1/2014/4207 (High Court ref: CO/3449/2014‏)
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