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PARKING CONTROL MANAGEMENT RESTRICTED ZONE
Sam87
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I went to visit a friend and he advised me was ok to park on restricted zone on private land. When return got a notice on pcn. I waited and have now got notice to keeper. Although he gave me a vistors pass i did question why should park there and he said everyone does it. Wondering if any point to fight this ie use the one template, as i parked on the yellow lines and not bays? Thanks
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Where was this; is it a residential site and your friend lives there? Do they have a permit system for themselves and visitors? Did you display a permit? Were there any signs?5
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As above what did they accuse you of?4
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it was a residential site and my friend lives there. I did have a permit displayed and was displayed. There were signs. But as was dark didnt reaslise i parked in restricted space, with yellow lines, as looked like normal car park1
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just wondered if same process applies or as was restricted zone should pay regarless ie parking on double yellow even though I had a permit0
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You do realise:Sam87 said:just wondered if same process applies or as was restricted zone should pay regardless ie parking on double yellow even though I had a permit
1. nobody here ever pays private PCNs, and
2. double yellows don't mean no stopping. You can certainly stop on DYL for a few minutes to load/unload, so how long did the PCN say the car was observed for? Mere minutes?PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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ok so same process. Thanks0
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How long did the PCN say the car was observed for? Mere minutes?PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
CLICK at the top or bottom of any page where it says:
Home»Motoring»Parking Tickets Fines & Parking - read the NEWBIES THREAD2 -
Have attached the response, looks like they have reset the 14 days
after i sent standard email 0 -
Who cares about the 14 days as you know not to pay it1
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The question hasn't been answered either. !
How long was the vehicle stopped. ?
Your friend was wrong, they cannot authorise anything unless their lease or rental agreement allows it
But that doesn't mean pay1
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