UKPC parking charge Scotland

bqb456

Thank you everyone I understand now

Redx

read the advice for SCOTLAND tickets situated in the NEWBIES FAQ sticky thread near the top of this forum

thank you

pappa_golf

there is no independent appeals process in scotland and different legislation , please read the newbie thread "scotland" all is there


PS do not write or ring up UKPC

bqb456

I read the newbie section and there isnt much that says about scotland, just says to complain to the manager of retail park and ignore the ticket and not to contact the UKPC unless I get a claim, so should i just ignore this and hope it goes away? what if i get a claim (i dont even know what that is)? or is it better to pay up the £50 because if later ill get charged more ill definitely wont be able to pay that

Coupon-mad

or is it better to pay up the £50

No, read the NEWBIES thread. Why are you asking? If that was the advice, it would say that...

KeithP

bqb456 wrote: »

I read the newbie section and there isnt much that says about scotland, just says to complain to the manager of retail park and ignore the ticket and not to contact the UKPC unless I get a claim, so should i just ignore this and hope it goes away? what if i get a claim (i dont even know what that is)? or is it better to pay up the £50 because if later ill get charged more ill definitely wont be able to pay that

So you didn't read the bit that says whatever you do, do not name the driver?

You would be wise to edit your post so that there are no clues to the driver's identity.

For example, your second sentence should perhaps look something like:

I attached an image link of where the car was parked highlighted by yellow.

There is no way that any parking company can say that an individual was parked incorrectly. They can only say a car was parked wrongly.
With that in mind, adjust your fourth sentence.

Fruitcake

As above, edit your post to remove information about who was driving!

Only ever refer to The Driver and The Keeper.

After that, follow the advice you have already seen that tells you to ignore the scammers in Scotland and never reveal the driver's identity to anyone.

bqb456

ok so all the latters and stuff should be ignored as i understand, but what if they take further action as they can contact DVLA and get the keepers details and then contact the keeper

KeithP

bqb456 wrote: »

ok so all the latters and stuff should be ignored as i understand, but what if they take further action as they can contact DVLA and get the keepers details

Yes they can get keeper's details that way.
How does that help them?

There is no keeper liability in Scotland.
The only person liable for the alleged incident is the driver, and if they do not know who the driver is they can do nothing.

pappa_golf

YES they can contact the DVLA (is the car reg in scotland?) , yes they can write to the OWNER


BUT they can only win a court case against the DRIVER


now see why we say EDIT!!

bqb456

so for example if the keeper was the driver at the time, but as long as no one tells the UKPC who was the driver they cant prove it ?