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UKPC demanding the keeper identify the driver?

P-Ride
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Hi, a young relative of mine recently received a ticket in an industrial estate in Cambridge, from UK Parking Control, for the driver being parked 'longer than the maximum period permitted'.
I sent my relative the template letter to send and they have received the response shown below.
My hunch is that this is a ploy to cause the keeper to admit they are the driver. Is this correct?
What's the best response?
Thanks
I sent my relative the template letter to send and they have received the response shown below.
My hunch is that this is a ploy to cause the keeper to admit they are the driver. Is this correct?
What's the best response?
Thanks

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sit and await a POPLa codeSave a Rachael
buy a share in crapita0 -
Exactly; you don't do anything. They are hoping you'll name the driver, but if you don't they'll just reject your appeal (which they'll do anyway) and give you a POPLA code.0
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Great, cheers.
What tends to happen after getting the POPLA code?0 -
You appeal to POPLA.0
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And this is all described in the NEWBIES FAQ. (The process only ... there is NOT a template POPLA appeal).0
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It's just the monkeys at UKPC trying it on again.
As a BPA member, UKPC can access the DVLA but only for the keepers details. They are not entitled to know who the driver is/was
And, you are not about to tell them ....... nobody should0 -
I think a complaint to the BPA and DVLA is in order as they are deliberately misrepresenting the wording of POFA 2012. They have said the keeper should tell them the driver's details which is not what the Act says. They may invite the keeper to tell them, but there is no requirement to do so. The word "should" implies an obligation that the Act does not in fact require.I married my cousin. I had to...I don't have a sister.All my screwdrivers are cordless."You're Safety Is My Primary Concern Dear" - Laks0
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yes and that letter is dated the 28/09 , we are noew on 11/10 so that is 2 weeks ago (14 days) , check the date of the popla code on parking cowboys site http://www.parkingcowboys.co.uk/popla-code-checker/
watch that cut off date carefullySave a Rachael
buy a share in crapita0 -
Plus they're definitely and definitively quoting POFA2012, so they can't weasel out by claiming they're working under the reasonable presumption the keeper is the driver.0
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