Parking Ticket: Whats my play?
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Aww, I thought for a minute there you'd discovered a time traveling traffic warden. A bit like Life on Mars, only slightly more mundane.
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IMO if you'd stuck the hazards on you'd have gotten away with it.
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To be honest your better off going to Pepipoo if your serious on challenging it, as the people there are much more experienced with tickets and will be able to advise on possible routes you can take in contesting...
Though if there are no routes available, they'll tell you so and you'll just have to take it on the chin.
Though if there are no routes available, they'll tell you so and you'll just have to take it on the chin.
Perhaps he doesn't feel like forking out £30 of his hard earned because he committed the heinous crime of staying 60 seconds longer than was allowed
Perhaps he doesn't feel like forking out £30 of his hard earned because he committed the heinous crime of staying 60 seconds longer than was allowed
If you got caught doing 84 on the motorway would you be of the same opinion?
Both are the same, 20% over the allowed limit.
I feel for you OP, but I cant see how your going to get away with it tbh.
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If you got caught doing 84 on the motorway would you be of the same opinion?
Both are the same, 20% over the allowed limit.
I feel for you OP, but I cant see how your going to get away with it tbh.
Daaaamn you just dropped some mad Mathematics on my ass!
You could totally arguing you were loading your car with vital medical supplies for your sick father.
Shall investigate. Cheers
If the ticket wasnt issued properly you dont have to pay the fine.
If you drive off, now you still have to pay it.
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Where are you getting this 5 minutes from? If it's not on the sign, and you weren't loading, then you were parked illegally.
If you got caught doing 84 on the motorway would you be of the same opinion?
Both are the same, 20% over the allowed limit.
I feel for you OP, but I cant see how your going to get away with it tbh.
Tbh I would be really annoyed if I was stopped for doing 84mph, though I doubt many coppers would bother.
Ask on pepipoo, they know how to get out of these things.
If you got caught doing 84 on the motorway would you be of the same opinion?
Both are the same, 20% over the allowed limit.
I feel for you OP, but I cant see how your going to get away with it tbh.
Becasue you are really going to kill someone by being parked up for a minute too long . . . .
Like has been said . . . . learn from this!
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fail. Should have scouted for wardens.
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Ok guys
My g/f is a part time traffic warden while at uni and she stated the following. A single yellow line you are given 5 minutes, incase your loading, unloading, and then they give you a ticket. Double yellow is a instant ticket. If you had driven off before the ticket was placed on your car they can't enforce it. The traffic warden has a black book where they would note down times. Their notes will be used against you in a appeal.
Now the only way you will get off the appeal is if something in that book is incorrect, eg street name not correct etc. If you want any advice on appealing pm me and my g/f will give you tips.
Borich
My g/f is a part time traffic warden while at uni and she stated the following. A single yellow line you are given 5 minutes, incase your loading, unloading, and then they give you a ticket. Double yellow is a instant ticket. If you had driven off before the ticket was placed on your car they can't enforce it. The traffic warden has a black book where they would note down times. Their notes will be used against you in a appeal.
Now the only way you will get off the appeal is if something in that book is incorrect, eg street name not correct etc. If you want any advice on appealing pm me and my g/f will give you tips.
Borich