Challenging a PCN

Coupon-mad

You original post said this and it is wrong, that's the point:

Head_The_Ball wrote: »

Stopping is the key word. No it isn't. 'Enter' and 'due to stationary' are the key words.

You should only enter the box junction when your exit is clear. In an ideal World, yes, but it is impossible to always anticipate (or even see, e.g. with those YBJs where the traffic continues around a corner or where two lanes taper to one).

It doesn't really matter what the other traffic ahead of you was doing unless someone reversed or otherwise blocked your anticipated space. Traffic is unlikely to reverse but we do agree that the problem is caused when a vehicle blocks the exit the driver intends to use.

Did you have to stop because the traffic ahead wasn't moving as fast as you expected? That is deemed to be your fault. Not necessarily.

I suspect you will have to suck this one up and put it down to experience. Rotten luck as those things can be tricky in heavy traffic. 100% disagree because the appeal success rate is phenomenal on pepipoo. The Council are extremely likely to muck up the appeals process, which is embarrassingly common.

Try the motoring forum or Pepipoo but I suspect they will say much the same as I have.

Try pepipoo spring157, show them your video.

Head_The_Ball

Coupon-mad wrote: »

..Stopping is the key word. No it isn't. 'Enter' and 'due to stationary' are the key words..

Stopping is the key word as that is the word that the OP used in his opening post and it is to that word that I referred in my reply.

Try reading the first two posts again. I have highlighted the word 'stopping' for you in case you have difficulty finding it.

spring157 wrote: »

Hi there, I've got a PCN for 'entering and stopping in a yellow box junction' but the traffic ahead of me was moving. Can I challenge this? If so, be great to know what to say etc. I did join Pepipoo motorist juctice site but can't login for some reason.

Head_The_Ball wrote: »

Stopping is the key word.....

Coupon-mad

And as I said, stopping is NOT the key to this. Why not wait and follow how this OP gets on with pepipoo help?