Pcn - parked beyondthe bay markings!

HO87

taffy056 wrote: »

Okay now that is cleared, what you need to do is go to www.pepipoo.com they are the experts with these kind of tickets, just register, read the FAQs about uploading your PCN to the site, and post a new thread in the parking section, they will need to see scans of both sides of the PCN to help you.

Seconded. PePiPoo is the place for definitive advice on council-issued (i.e. civil enforcement) parking tickets. As a general rule - and I'm sure you will find it applies to your case as well - the philosophy at PePiPoo is to appeal all council issued tickets but I'll leave the final word on that to them.

Oopsadaisy

taffy056 wrote: »

Just ignore the letters you will receive and the invoice put on your van, if you are driving such a vehicle how can you park within bays, my brother's van is huge and takes up almost two bays in length , he got an invoice I showed him this place.

Write a stinking letter to tesco, complaining that you are a shopper at their store, your only vehicle is a van, its impossible to park within the bays, what are you supposed to do? Ask them about discriminating certain drivers of vehicles, tell them that you are going to the local press with your story, and please do that , the only way we can get rid of the scammers is by complaints to the retailers.

Taffy....naughty, naughty.

I sentence you to stoning to death for assuming it was PPC.

Don't you know that your bad advice could have cost the op their house, their job and their marriage.

I have asked the mods to ban you for life from these hallowed grounds for your reckless and ill-conceived rubbish advice.

Why...it's almost like deja vu...all over again.

I insist that you apologise profusely to everyone.

DaveF327

wezzle82 wrote: »

a sign reads 'drivers to park within bay' ... Ok so im didnt realise had to park within the bay

It shouldn't take a sign to tell you how to park properly; there is a matter of etiquette and courtesy to others.

I'd want to slap a ticket on some muppet who takes up two bays if there were none left, so if your van's too big for the bay, park it somewhere else as the car park is clearly intended for cars. Car parks round my way have height barriers set at 2 metres and rightly so.

taffy056

DaveF327 wrote: »

It shouldn't take a sign to tell you how to park properly; there is a matter of etiquette and courtesy to others.

I'd want to slap a ticket on some muppet who takes up two bays if there were none left, so if your van's too big for the bay, park it somewhere else as the car park is clearly intended for cars. Car parks round my way have height barriers set at 2 metres and rightly so.

Obviously this one has no barriers to restrict large vehicles, and if bays are not large enough is it that persons fault ? And what about cars towing trailers to pick goods from DIY stores, should they face the same restrictions of use ?

Clearly you have absolutely no idea what you are talking about in regards to this, your opinion that parking outside shops are just for cars is not correct!

muckybutt

DaveF327 wrote: »

It shouldn't take a sign to tell you how to park properly; there is a matter of etiquette and courtesy to others.

I'd want to slap a ticket on some muppet who takes up two bays if there were none left, so if your van's too big for the bay, park it somewhere else as the car park is clearly intended for cars. Car parks round my way have height barriers set at 2 metres and rightly so.

:mad: muppet :mad: