Private parking ticket Civil enforcement

Daniel_3560

Hi all, 

ive ended up with two private parking tickets from civil enforcement at KFC carpark, both for overstaying by a few minutes which I was dining in the KFC both times, I have put an appeal in to POPLA regarding there signage as the time limit used to be 90 minutes they reduced this to 60 and I was totally not aware I was going of the fact it was 60. 

Anyway they have come back to me with evidence supporting there well lit signage which it wasn't the signs are tiny and the car park was also hectic so I didn't notice the new time limit.

Any point in trying to defend this further do I have to a leg to stand on? Im aware of the process for defending as im currently defending another ticket. 

Thanks all.

Gr1pr

Find holes in their evidence pack and point them out to popla in your popla comments submission 

Daniel_3560

Hi,

Thanks I will try, i have attached there initial only well visible sign when entering the car park which does not mention any time limit clearly the other sign they have is tiny and not easy to read the time limit especially when the car park is in a busy period which it often gets full and you have to wait to get in.

In the other image I have attached, this is from there response to my popla appeal you can barley see the sign showing the time limit it is not easy to read or find when the car park is busy.

 btw this is from there response to my popla appeal you can barley see the sign showing the time limit it is not easy to read or find when the car park is busy.

Coupon-mad

you can barley see the sign showing the time limit it is not easy to read or find when the car park is busy.

That's what you say in POPLA comments, and that the £100 is buried in small print.

You should already know from reading the NEWBIES thread and POPLA DECISIONS thread, that you don't pay if you lose at POPLA!  Read more threads, if you thought it matters.

LondonLad187

How did they deal with your appeal?
Did they email you a link to their response?
Was the response on a public webpage that anyone with the link can view with no secure log in etc and did it include your personal information - Name, Address and Reg?
Do you feel that they followed GDPR?