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Got a pcn yesterday in a dead end of a tiny close of an unused part of an industrial estate, so hardly an obstruction. Anyway, posted are 2 pics of where my car was parked, clearly showing the state of the road. The debris covering the lines is hardly a few leave, its thick muck thats been there for months if not years. My point is that if the council want to fine people for parking on DYL's then they have a duty to make them visible. What do you reckon, can I get out of this one?
1) Just in front of my car..
2) Next to my car...
The whole end of the close is like that by the way.
Is the PCN enforceable?
yesterday in a dead end of a tiny close of an unused part of an industrial estate, so hardly an obstruction. Anyway, posted are 2 pics of where my car was parked, clearly showing the state of the road. The debris covering the lines is hardly a few leave, its thick muck thats been there for months if not years. My point is that if the council want to fine people for parking on DYL's then they have a duty to make them visible. What do you reckon, can I get out of this one?
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