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Appeal Letter Parking Tickets

Appeal your Parking Tickets with this Letter Sample. If you get a parking ticket you can always challenge it by writing a letter of appeal. The parking ticket in the UK is formally known as a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) or Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN). The latter is usually often followed up with criminal prosecution if the penalty isn't paid. The parking attendant or traffic warden is responsible for chasing non payment and issuing PCN and FPN.

When you get a parking ticket always make sure it is a valid PCN and include the following:

Contravention Code (2-digit code number)
Details of the parking attendant and their signature
Details of your vehicle
The time and date of issue
The charge incurred

Write this letter to the council that issued the parking ticket within 14 days to make sure that you retain the right to pay at the 50% reduced rate. If your claim is rejected you will be notified in writing and a Notice to Owner (NTO) to the registered owner of the car will be issued. The discounted rate will then no longer be applicable and the full amount will be due. Under the Road Traffic Act 1991 the owner of any vehicle under a Penalty Charge Notice is liable for it no matter who was driving.

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I was very surprised when I found a Penalty Charge Notice fixed to my vehicle as I had paid for a display ticket. I had not realised that my vehicle was parked in a resident permit holder only bay in which pay and display tickets are not valid. As a matter of fact, before I parked my vehicle, I had asked a parking attendant if I could park there. He told me so and that I should pay at the machine which I did. I remember he also mentioned that I should pay until 4:30pm as that Saturday was a match day. Last weekend, I went back to the area where I had parked as I wanted to double check the parking signs there and I found out that there are two parking bays just a couple of yards apart. One is reserved for resident permit holders and the other is not. Oddly enough, the two parking signs look exactly the same except for the very bottom part. The sign for the resident only bay does not mention "or pay at machine". I found this to be very tricky and confusing because those areas are so close to each other and the signs are so similar. In addition, there were plenty of free parking places in both areas. I did not notice the difference and as an honest person I genuinely thought that paying for a display ticket was sufficient. I would very much appreciate if you could accept my appeal and waive the charge.

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