Parking Mad BBC1 9:00pm 17/4/14

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da_rule wrote: »

Were the PCN's they were being pulled over for the civil ones, or were they Penalty Charge Notices (PCN). In which case the police do sometimes run joint operations with councils and Transport for London etc.

Bailiff action is always civil action. Not criminal.

Coupon-mad

da_rule wrote: »

Were the PCN's they were being pulled over for the civil ones, or were they Penalty Charge Notices (PCN). In which case the police do sometimes run joint operations with councils and Transport for London etc.

They were for real Council PCNs. Absolutely hated that whiny droning woman from Whytes. I recall some awful shenanigans from Whyte & Co. documented over the years on pepipoo forum. I bet Herbie would have some tales to tell about them - to me it was a notorious name as soon as I heard it.

Loved it when they had to remove the clamp, near the start of the programme, as the ownership of the car was under question. The Whytes drony woman had tried her best to tell him it didn't matter and he had to pay but she lost. GOOD.

atilla

Coupon-mad wrote: »

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Loved it when they had to remove the clamp, near the start of the programme, as the ownership of the car was under question. The Whytes drony woman had tried her best to tell him it didn't matter and he had to pay but she lost. GOOD.

Which showed she was lying and trying to demand money without proper authority?
All with dozy plod assistance.

headpin

atilla wrote: »

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Anpr - who is accessing the data (assuming the DVLA data to know who the Reg Keeper is

You do not need the DVLA data for ANPR, you juts put the reg. details of the vehicles you are looking for or want to identify on your own data base.

morrisoscar

Just watching this weeks edition and the guy who parked on zig zag lines didn't have the car taken away because it was his mothers motability car. Asked what he was doing today " taking the wife to work". Think motability might be contacting his mother quite soon.

Stroma

Are you sure that the person who's Motability car it is needs to be in it? What happens if it's being used to pick up the person? Think you are on the wrong track here

morrisoscar

Stroma wrote: »

Are you sure that the person who's Motability car it is needs to be in it? What happens if it's being used to pick up the person? Think you are on the wrong track here

Your right they dont need to be in the car but if their not it needs to be being used for their benefit eg. shopping for them don't think a designated driver taking a relative to work will count.

atilla

headpin wrote: »

You do not need the DVLA data for ANPR, you juts put the reg. details of the vehicles you are looking for or want to identify on your own data base.

aware of that, but how then, were they getting all the details?

Stroma

But you don't know if that was the only activity being done, he could have been going shopping for that person also. I'm not defending that person, all I'm saying is that you only see an edited version of the incident. And I haven't seen the programme but was the reg number on show?

Umkomaas

Kira Fleck (aka Anjna Patel, President of the BPA Ltd) in full flow in tonight's programme.

Why does she need 2 names? Hmmmm :cool:

Something from the NotoMob forum from last year.

http://notomob.co.uk/discussions/index.php?topic=2603.0