How to beat All IPC windscreen parking tickets

Miss_Maggoo

EnigmaPart1 wrote: »

It relies on the person driving naming themselves before an NTK.
It wont be applicable to ANPR or where they have received the NTK who they wish to name a driver. In which this comes into play.

They couldn't obtain DVLA details as the would be have no reasonable cause. They have been given details that adhere strictly to schedule 4.

What should also be noted is that we are successfully building up a network of service addresses accross the UK. If anyone is interested in taking part in this then please drop me a private message.

No it wouldn't bring parking companies to their knees just as beating them hands down on GPEOL doesn't bring companies to their knees.
Simply because it will be such a small portion of the total number of tickets issued that it wont have a big effect.
Just as the help this forum gives has a minimal impact on appeals in the overall scheme of things

It is but a flea bite on a horse!

It's my experience that the local chimps obtain RK details before issueing windscreen tickets.

(BPA so may not be relevant)

HO87

Miss_Maggoo wrote: »

It's my experience that the local chimps obtain RK details before issueing windscreen tickets.

(BPA so may not be relevant)

Are you talking DPE local authority matters or PPC's?

In either event I cannot see how this can be done unless RK checks are carried out online whilst an attendant (employed, contractor or a self-ticketer) waits at the vehicle - that is the attendant uses a mobile phone or a radio to a base. Even in the case of LA enforcement I cannot see the point of such checks but am perfectly willing to be persuaded to the contrary.

Given the size of the PPC's we are talking about (IPC members) my best guess in respect of the majority of them is that they use a bureaux service (i.e. a third party such as Ranger Services) to obtain RK details for them or they submit V888's. For those reasons I would consider the possibility of a check carried out before issue of a windscreen ticket as all but impossible.

Guys_Dad

Have you got a Web site that will allow people to make use of the service?

bazster

Castle wrote: »

Would a service address in Scotland also help!

Yes it would, because a MCOL cannot be issued to an address outwith England and Wales.

Of course, an MCOL can't be validly served at a service address even if it's in England/Wales, it has to be served to the residential address, so a Scottish address isn't essential. However, it would further emphasise the futility of pursuing a case.

EnigmaPart1

Coupon-mad wrote: »

I do like the idea and in particular that it is aimed squarely at IPC members because they don't offer any half-decent, open nor demonstrably independent appeals service. TBH if the IPC plays dirty with a useless IAS, then we can play dirty too.

Yes because although i know POPLA is not liked by every one but at least you can see what's going on. I do actually believe it to be independent of the BPA.

I know POPLA has its faults but credit to someone like Steve Clark at the BPA who has got a system implemented which works (if you do you research)

It is surprising the number of people who would spend time googling stuff about "the only way is Essex" but wouldn't Google a parking eye ticket.

Guys_Dad

EnigmaPart1 wrote: »

It is surprising the number of people who would spend time googling stuff about "the only way is Essex" but wouldn't Google a parking eye ticket.

Maybe because they were frightened that their car would be taken by the PPC removal Van and searched on "TOWIE"? I'll get my coat now.

EnigmaPart1

For those who want to take a hands on approach that is more than just typing on a keyboard and would like to provide a service address then please get in touch by PM, more details of what this would entail etc etc will be given