UKPC photographic evidence

Mrframed

I have been parking on that car park for few years, no issues with an old badge up on the windscreen. They introduced the APNR in June 2016 on that car park, and in September got already messed up. I was parking on that car park few years later without an issue (yet) ... maybe I'll get another letter couple years from now 

Mrframed

Hello,

Today I have received my SAR data from UKPC. Besides from the only two pictures of my vehicle they have I can see the ticket and the final reminder that was issued on the address which I have left 2 months prior and didn't change my V5 doc. That's explains why I didn't see the letters. Also, some txt file they've obtained from DVLA that time. I have asked them to rectify my data as for the current address which they failed to mention in the email.

Email from UKPC:

Re: Subject Access Request

Thank you for your subject access request dated xx/xx/2021

The information you have requested is set out below and in the attached documents.

1. Photographs of vehicle, registration number XXXXXX
2. Notice to Keeper
3. Final Reminder
4. DVLA Data 
5. Copy of Subject Access Request

Data Sharing

As the parking charge notice remains outstanding data has been shared with Debt Recovery Plus Limited, and DCBLTD our Debt Recovery Agents.  Further information about who we may share your data with can be found in UKPC’s Privacy Policy http://ukparkingcontrol.com/Privacy-Policy/

Data Retention

In line with data protection principles, UKPC will keep your personal data for no longer than necessary and any personal data held by UKPC will be deleted in line with our retention policy.

Your rights

In relation to the personal data which we may hold about you, you have the following rights to:

• Be informed how we process your data as explained above
• Understand and have access to the information we hold about you
• Ask us to

• Rectify information about you that is incorrect
• Delete (erase) information about you
• Restrict how we process your information
• Transfer your data in an accessible electronic format

• Object to our processing of your information

If you would like more information about how we process your data or if you wish to assert any of your rights set out above, please contact our data protection privacy team by email: dpo@ukparkingcontrol.com or write to us at Data Protection, UK Parking Control Limited, Union House, 111 New Union Street, Coventry, CV1 2NT.

Yours sincerely,

Data Protection Team

UK Parking Control Limited

I did contact my gym I was attending that time and I have received the times I was at the facility. It corresponds with the time frame the photos were taken by ANPR plus (5-10min walking distance to my car).

What I supposed to do now? Who do I present my evidence to if that is an one at all?
Many thanks.

PS. Still didn't get any email form DCBL ltd confirming my data rectification.

Umkomaas

What I supposed to do now? Who do I present my evidence to if that is an one at all?

A Judge, if UKPC launch a claim. I can't see that happening, but we never say never, they have 6 years to do so, just about 16 months from now!

Half_way

who is the car park owner?

Mrframed

Half_way said:

who is the car park owner?

Shopping mall

KeithP

Mrframed said:

Half_way said:

who is the car park owner?

Shopping mall

Any particular shopping mall?

Mr Framed, people will lose interest if you can't answer questions properly.

Redx

Like pulling hens teeth 😜😜😜

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bg8g9u6ks4I

Half_way

this is known as a double dip, and you should be going full bore at the shopping centre as a gdpr breach.
they are jointly and severally liable for the actions of their agents.
ANPR used on is own without adequate checks is not fit for purpose.
Gdpr says that data must be accurate, if there are no manual checks on anpr ovestays, such as a car park foot patrol to check to see I.
f a vehicle has overstayed, ie anpr flags up vehicle reg xxxxx has overstayed and someone goes to the car park to search for it would be a reasonable check, likewise if anpr is linked to a barrier/pay on exit system.

put simply the shopping centre had failed to ensure reasonable checks are in place, and as such you could have a claim against them.
 who / where is this shopping "mall"

D_P_Dance

Double dipping is very common where cheap unserviced ANPR is in place, councils are not allowed to use them,  read this

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5550336/double-dip-parking-list-of-cases

Also read these

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6242993/court-report-brentford-telephone-ukpc-roasted#latest

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3229165/Is-PROOF-private-parking-firms-scamming-motorists-Drivers-say-timings-photos-doctored-legally-parked-cars-issued-fines.html

Umkomaas

D_P_Dance said:

Double dipping is very common where cheap unserviced ANPR is in place, councils are not allowed to use them

Amazing what you can pick up on eBay

https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m570.l1311&_nkw=anpr+camera&_sacat=0