Scotland PCN

boqq_2

The driver of the car I was driving received a PCN from Parking Eye. Can anyone who received this in Scotland confirm than an appeal based on not being the driver at the time would work?

Redx

if the car isnt leased or rented or a company car, then you ignore it in scotland

see the NEWBIES sticky thread for scotland advice

ps:- your post is ambiguous ( driver of a car I was driving ? )

pogofish

You don't appeal in Scotland unless you have to to divert a PPCs attention away from an employer/finance/lease co to you.

The less contact you have with these bams the better.

See the Newbies Sticky and the pre-POFA letter chain thread for a good idea of what to expect.

boqq_2

Thanks, I meant the keeper. I was driving but it's not my car. Does the keeper send them the MSE letter saying he was not the driver or just totally ignore? I read the newbies thread but I'm just new to this and wanted to double check with ppl based in Scotland.

Redx

no keeper liability in scotland - ignore (for 5 years)

Umkomaas

And stop saying who was driving - it's the last thing anyone needs to be admitting in the context of PCNs in Scotland!

bazster

What will work in Scotland is completely ignoring it.

pogofish

boqq wrote: »

Thanks, I meant the keeper. I was driving but it's not my car. Does the keeper send them the MSE letter saying he was not the driver or just totally ignore? I read the newbies thread but I'm just new to this and wanted to double check with ppl based in Scotland.

If you know the keeper can take the pressure of the scary but meaningless letters, just point them at this forum and tell them to ignore.

Otherwise, make an appeal yourself, then ignore them totally.

Really, the best way to deal with PPCs in Scotland is to ignore altogether.