Indigo PCN - Railway (Double Yellow Lines)

Coupon-mad

Indigo cases at railways are specifically mentioned in the Q&A in the NEWBIES thread telling newbies when to appeal those ones.

997foxj

Yep! I only started a new thread as I couldn't see anything in relation to double yellow lines. Thanks.

G-Man10

Out of interest, why do you guys recommend playing "mail ping pong"? If they can't/won't do anything as is suggested during the 6 months, why wouldn't you just ignore the letters or return them as not at this address?

fisherjim

G-Man10 wrote: »

Out of interest, why do you guys recommend playing "mail ping pong"? If they can't/won't do anything as is suggested during the 6 months, why wouldn't you just ignore the letters or return them as not at this address?

Because Idigo can't do anything, it doesn't mean the TOC can't.

Forget about the DL's its just a distraction!

nosferatu1001

Well we dont advocate lying, so theres one reason
The letter ping pong just keeps them occupied, and shows you have behaved reasonably should they attempt anything.

Again, explained on most threads.

waamo

G-Man10 wrote: »

Out of interest, why do you guys recommend playing "mail ping pong"? If they can't/won't do anything as is suggested during the 6 months, why wouldn't you just ignore the letters or return them as not at this address?

Returning them might land you in trouble as if they did launch a naughty civil claim you would have the nightmare of sorting out a default judgment.

Ignoring is certainly an option but people seem to panic at doing nothing. For some reason people like to feel they have done something proactive about fighting a ticket.

Handbags-at-dawn

Carefully drafted questions can also give the PPC some rope to hang themselves with, should a case ever get to court. If they reply at all, their answers are usually riddled with inconsistencies, fake law, and aggressive language. All of which would help the Court to see what a murky underworld it's dealing with.