PCN - Broken Yellow Line Appeal?

chris1012

Was up north over the weekend and parked on a road where many other cars were parking at the time on a single yellow line. Initially thought, as in London, the enforcement times were 8am-7:30pm however in Manchester it was 8am-8pm.

Subsequently when I got back to the car, a PCN was left for me on my windscreen asking me to pay £35 in 14 days due to 'Parked in a restricted street during prescribed hours'.

I have just checked the photo's (as attached) and it seems the yellow lines are very faint and broken in some areas.

Will there be anyway I can appeal?

Thanks

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Umkomaas

PePiPoo is the best place for council issued PCNs. There is a specialist section.

Post a thread there with scans of all documents you've got relating to the parking incident.

Here's the link.

http://forums.pepipoo.com/index.php?act=SF&s=&f=30

Coupon-mad

You need to show pics of both sides of the PCN in your first pepipoo post as well. They need to see the paperwork and you don't need a scanner, just pics.

chris1012

Thanks!
Added both now, hopefully should get a response soon.

chris1012

what's the turn around times on the of that forum as ideally looking to put an appeal in asap while still of on holiday and can remember

Stroma

Remember its holiday time for forum members too, you will get answer when people can respond, if you don't get an answer today bump your thread tomorrow. Provide all the information requested and they will get to you quicker

Coupon-mad

Coupon-mad wrote: »

You need to show pics of both sides of the PCN in your first pepipoo post as well. They need to see the paperwork and you don't need a scanner, just pics.

You have only shown the front, not surprising there have been no responses yet especially at Holiday time. Add the back in another reply which will then bump your thread to the top. I posted the above for good reason; the small print blurb is what they want to scrutinise!