PCN for parking but no yellow lines can I appeal

[consumerpower]

Thanks so much for taking the time at looking at this, got a parking ticket this week but there was no yellow line, I took some pictures can I appeal on the basis that the contravention did not occur as there was no single or double yellow lines of a continuous, unbroken nature or that ended in a 'T-bar' at the location of my parked vechile. Is this right??

Many Thanks

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[Ting]

What kind of 'ticket' was this? (there are many)

Who issued it?

What do they say you did wrong?

Were there any signs nearby?

Best to scan and post ALL of it. + pics of location if possible.

[consumerpower]

Its actually for a friend so I don't have all the details. I know the fine is payable to the London Borough of Lamberth and car was parked on Palace Road.

The PCN number begins with LH if that means anything? I don't know how to upload the pictures I have but the car in front has a yellow line under it, and then it stops and there is no yellow line under where my friend parked.

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[pinkmoomin]

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[green_and_mean]

Without wishing to sound rude, how is anyone here supposed to help if you are so vague? Yellow lines are not needed for parking in a permit bay, next to a drive or on the footway for example so unless we find out what the fine was for we unable to help....sorry! A yellow line is needed for a contravention, 01, 02 or 20 which should be described on the PCN the LH just indicates its a Lambeth PCN.

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[Ting]

Originally Posted by green_and_mean

LH just indicates its a Lambeth PCN.

How the deuce did you know that Holmes? !!!

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[consumerpower]

There is no need to be rude. A simple we can't help you without the information would have been fine!

[consumerpower]

Sorry just got the ticket I do appreciate the help and completely understand you need all the information. Thanks very much for your time;

PCN No: LH37280168
Notice Service date; 19/11/08
Vehicle Reg; Correct
Make of vehicle: correct
Colour: correct
Location: Palace Road
Observed from 17.24 to 17.29
On; 19/11/08
By civil enforcement officer Lh804
who believed that the following parking contravention had been committed; 01
01 Parked in a restricted street during prescribed hours

[pinkmoomin]

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[Ting]

Originally Posted by pinkmoomin

OK, it's not yellow lines - there are obviously some form of restrictions on the hours during which you may park there - round where I live that will be something like permit holders only between 8am-6pm, Mon - Sat.

Go back to the street and look for signs detailing restrictions.

Why do you say that - not yellow lines? it's bad enough trying to explain to the OP that more detail si needed without someone giving inaccurate information.

- and Consumer. who has been rude? I don't see either myself or green being rude - you are asking for answers to questions that can't be answered without the appropriate info - as I listed for you earlier. Twice now you've failed to show the PCN and that short bit of typing only reveals the answer to a minor question that only raises more questions.

Want help - follow the advice about the information needed.
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[pinkmoomin]

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[Ting]

Originally Posted by pinkmoomin

The info from the ticket states 'Parked in a street during restricted hours' - therefore it is not because they were parked on yello wlines,

I repeat myself. It does not help to post inaccurate and misleading information.
Perhaps you should check your facts.
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In what way does a yellow line not qualify as a restriction?
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[pinkmoomin]

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[Ting]

01 is the standard code for describing a yellow line contravention. It should not and cannot really accurately be used to describe anything else. On both counts you appeared to state the opposite.
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[green_and_mean]

The only place an 01 would be used without yellow lines as far as I know would be a temporary restriction signed with timeplates or an area of historic interest.

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[pinkmoomin]

OK, well thank you for pointing that out - having just had a quick Google I see that I am actually talking about a permitted parking area, not a restricted one so I did indeed have the wrong end of the stick and have had for several years!
However, you could have pointed that out politely rather than being so bluntly rude.


Consumerpower - appologies for confusing your thread - I'll delete my posts

[Ting]

If it helps fulls lists of the CPE contravention codes are available via most Council websites, 'London Councils', Patrol, DfT Guidance and numerous other sites.

[consumerpower]

Hello, I am sorry I didnt meant to start a war.

I completely understand you need information to help, I don't know how to upload pictures on here or a copy of the ticket, so I typed all the informaiton contained all the ticket.

Please could someone be kind enough to provide advice on how to this or to let me know what further informaiton you need.

Many thanks for all your help and time

[green_and_mean]

Was the car on yellow lines, your first post seems to imply it was but they are deffective? If it was in a parked the street but not on a yellow line at all just appeal on that point as the contravention did not take place.

[freakyleaky]

Originally Posted by consumerpower

Hello, I am sorry I didnt meant to start a war.

I completely understand you need information to help, I don't know how to upload pictures on here or a copy of the ticket, so I typed all the informaiton contained all the ticket.

Please could someone be kind enough to provide advice on how to this or to let me know what further informaiton you need.

Many thanks for all your help and time

You have no need to appologise to anyone.
Please can the regulars show a bit of understanding and patience.
If you can scan the ticket or take a decent photograph of it (both sides) and upload on to your computer, then go to photobucket . com or tinypic and register. (it's free and safe)
Once there you will be shown how to upload images to the hosting site from your pc.
Once uploaded to the hosting site you will then have a html code that you can copy and post onto a reply here.
Just shout if you get stuck.