Blue Badge Private Land Little confused

mc303

Hi Half_way, the pcn was for not displaying, they actually took a picture of my parking permit which is on the windscreen

The_Deep

Was there any reason for them to know, (or suspect), that you were a BB holder? You state that the car was parked in your usual disabled bay, what do you mean by that?

mc303

The_Deep wrote: »

Was there any reason for them to know, (or suspect), that you were a BB holder? You state that the car was parked in your usual disabled bay, what do you mean by that?

there is a parking bay near my rear bedroom window where i have parked since taking occupancy, it is not a reserved bay,
was there reason for them to know i was a BB holder? if they had been doing their job correctly then yes, they would have seen the vehicle parked in the same place displaying a BB for years

Johno100

Parking Ticketing Limited do self ticketing (they call it DIY Ticketing). Given the brief period the vehicle was left unattended and the fact it's a residential rather than commercial parking I wouldn't be surprised if the OP was ticketed by one of their neighbours.

mc303

Johno100 wrote: »

Parking Ticketing Limited do self ticketing (they call it DIY Ticketing). Given the brief period the vehicle was left unattended and the fact it's a residential rather than commercial parking I wouldn't be surprised if the OP was ticketed by one of their neighbours.

we are a community of pensioners, "not sharks"

Johno100

mc303 wrote: »

we are a community of pensioners, "not sharks"

Amazing what some people will do for a little top up to their pension.

You will receive a client rebate with the DIY service, every time a parking charge is paid we will return a rebate of £20.00. This is returned to you monthly per paid parking charge, providing a return on the signage costs and in most cases a small profit depending on the severity of the parking issues.

http://parkingticketing.co.uk/diy-ticketing/

mc303

Johno100 wrote: »

Amazing what some people will do for a little top up to their pension.



http://parkingticketing.co.uk/diy-ticketing/

why are you even replying to my post? or better still why are you here if you have nothing positive to input?

Umkomaas

mc303 wrote: »

why are you even replying to my post? or better still why are you here if you have nothing positive to input?

To the contrary, Johno100 is an experienced regular and self-ticketing in residential complexes can be a common (and nasty) occurrence. Suggest you do just a little bit of gentle 'digging'.

How often does a PTL 'warden' come around the complex to check cars and issue tickets? Is he/she dressed in a PTL liveried jacket/overcoat?

When did you last see them?

mc303

Umkomaas wrote: »

To the contrary, Johno100 is an experienced regular and self-ticketing in residential complexes can be a common (and nasty) occurrence. Suggest you do just a little bit of gentle 'digging'.

How often does a PTL 'warden' come around the complex to check cars and issue tickets? Is he/she dressed in a PTL liveried jacket/overcoat?

When did you last see them?

it seemed he was being annoying?
this is the first time i have ever seen a ticket issued, i have never seen anyone patroling the area
thank you

nosferatu1001

mc303 - they are contributing.
Pointing out the chances are beyond likely tht it was a neighbour self ticketing.