Parking Fine

Charlie1975

Hi, I'm looking for some advise please. I recently got a parking ticking a Braehead Shopping center and not sure if have to pay it or not. The person I spoke to (not the parking attendant) told me I got the ticket because I had parked in the bay next to a pedestrian crossing, which is seemingly an extension of the pedestrian crossing. My front drivers side wheel was also just touching the white line of the parking bay. The ticket itself only mentions that I am "not parked withing the markings of the bay or space". My wheel was barely touching the white line and it was the white line on my side of the bay and no way encroaching the bay beside my car. The company that issued the ticket is called UKPC. Is this legal and do I have to pay?

Thanks in advance.

Redx

please read the advice in the NEWBIES sticky thread for this invoice (its not a fine)

everything you need to know is in that sticky thread posted by coupon-mad

Dee140157

And when you have read (more than once) focussing on post 1 at this stage, come back and ask of you do not understand something. But do try and figure it out first.

pogofish

When you read the Newbies Sticky - remember just to concentrate on the advice for Scotland! - and to confirm, you can check the recent threads about Braehead in this forum.

Also, this is not any kind of fine, UKPC do not have the authority to issue them and you do not have to pay it!

Dee140157

I obviously need to improve my Scottish geography. Totally missed the clue about the PCN coming from Braehead!