Mnpr!?

Bigjon1001

Been back today, and it was a different attendant. Was sat in the car behind railings to avoid being seen, and was noting down times of cars entering the car park and leaving the car park on their phone. These times were then being sent to their office. If the attendant sees a breach they then go and take a photo of the car which they then send to the office. Can't say name of firm at moment but they are IPC. i am fancying having my day in court even if I lose just out of curiosity to see what the law makes of it all. Will keep you all posted

Bigjon1001

Check out page 12 section 6 ticketing, 6.2 this is guidance but which is also stated in POFA 2012.

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/9155/guidance-unpaid-parking-charges.pdf

As the contravention is not being detected remotely but by the physical presence of the attendant who has to manually input the data I reckon a reasonable judge might go for it.

DoaM

The wording of that section is ambiguous ... it doesn't say that the camera can't be held by an attendant. (I agree it's worth a shot though ... section 6.2 seems to indicate a situation where an attendant isn't present, otherwise section 6.1 should apply).

Leawint

Hi can someone help please.... parked On a Sunday in private parking with ticket displayed on Monday 19th Nov... received a MNPR PArking charge through the post A WEEK later from ukcps with just photos of my rear car plate (my ticket was displayed on my dash) stating I pay £60 for not displaying a ticket... I no longer have the ticket or evidence of the ticket ... help and advice welcome please! ?

waamo

You need to read the thread titled **NEWBIES!! PRIVATE PARKING TICKET? OLD OR NEW? **READ THESE FAQS FIRST!** Thankyou!

Then you need to start your own thread.