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Inadvertently parked in Residents Only
debjay
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Hi,
I am community midwife and today whilst out on my visits I mistakenly parked in a residents permit only road. I did not see any signs until I looked for them after coming back to my car to find the PCN.
I do have a midwife on call sign and a healthcare workers green cross badge and time clock (the badge is fixed to my windscreen). However, I was not displaying the clock or the midwife on-call sign as I did not realise it was a restricted area.
I have emailed to appeal. What do you think my chances of having my appeal upheld are? What should my next course of action be if not?
I am community midwife and today whilst out on my visits I mistakenly parked in a residents permit only road. I did not see any signs until I looked for them after coming back to my car to find the PCN.
I do have a midwife on call sign and a healthcare workers green cross badge and time clock (the badge is fixed to my windscreen). However, I was not displaying the clock or the midwife on-call sign as I did not realise it was a restricted area.
I have emailed to appeal. What do you think my chances of having my appeal upheld are? What should my next course of action be if not?
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Could you confirm that the road was owned by the council and that it is a council ticket.I'd rather be an Optimist and be proved wrong than a Pessimist and be proved right.0
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I assume its a council road and the ticket is a council one as I have had to email the local council to appeal0
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I'm sure the experts will be along soon.I'd rather be an Optimist and be proved wrong than a Pessimist and be proved right.0
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Hope so
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OP, please read the sticky on the front of this board, and follow the instructions.
No one can advise you without knowing what kind of ticket it is. If it's a council ticket we need to it - all of it.0 -
I dont have a scanner here so will get OH to scan it in at work tomorrow.
It was issued by Torbay Council if that is any help0
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