UKPC Banned from DVLA

Hannah4518

I just filled in my UKPC appeal form online and decided to do a quick final google before I hit Submit.

I'm finding some confusing info about UKPC being banned from DVLA so do not make the mistake of giving them your address.

I looked on Newbies thread and can't see this mentioned anywhere.

How do I check if they are currently banned or not? I'm not sure now whether to submit the online appeal or ignore them.

Redx

they were quite some time ago, but I do not believe its true now , so I suspect you found the historical reference for over a year ago

https://parking-prankster.blogspot.com/2018/04/ukpc-banned-by-dvla.html


if you received a postal notice , they already accessed the DVLA database

KeithP

Is this recent information that you have read?

Hannah4518

Redx wrote: »

if you received a postal notice , they already accessed the DVLA database

Not yet, I've only got a windscreen PCN

KeithP wrote: »

Is this recent information that you have read?

2018, but seems like they are no longer banned from what the others are saying

twhitehousescat

Ukpc are showing as present on BPA AOS this is april 1st





looking at the list I thought it was april fools day

Hannah4518

Ok I'm going ahead and submitting the form

twhitehousescat

I would have thought naming the owner and giving address , may then save them £2.50 by not contacting the DVLA and forgetting to post yo a NTK

Redx

should be made around day 26 following a windscreen ticket

Hannah4518

twhitehousescat wrote: »

I would have thought naming the owner and giving address , may then save them £2.50 by not contacting the DVLA and forgetting to post yo a NTK

That's exactly what I think too, but what do I know, I just follow the Newbies guide

Redx wrote: »

should be made around day 26 following a windscreen ticket

Yup just submitted, on day 25. thanks

KeithP

But getting the keeper's name and address from the RK won't be enough to transfer the driver's liability to the keeper.

POFA states that in order to transfer that liability, the PPC must get the keeper's details from the DVLA. Getting the keeper's details from the keeper simply isn't good enough.

forgotmyname

Yeah about to appeal at POPLA for a UKPC ticket someone received in December.