dx100uk - wouldn't it just, do you want to book a seat, lol?! Shamrocker - I wasn't aware of this until today, questions will be asked tomorrow. Thanks to all for your feedback.

I thought it might be heading this way. I've already said that I won't be using the hire vehicles or pool cars again but that restricts me from doing my job so I need to tread carefully.

I've been doing more digging ... An agreement has been set up between my organisation and Enterprise to settle any fines or charges in this way, a contract that I don't get sight of. I spoke to Enterprise's violation department and asked what would have happened if it was simply a personal hire agreement and they confirmed that they would have just forwarded the PCN onto me for me to settle.

FTMDave - yes, you are right, Enterprise paid the invoice, then billed my employer who in turn took the money from my wages.

I didn't sign a contract, the company organise that.

Hello, a CSH newbie here. Please can anyone offer me advice on how to progress this ... I've received a PCN (Parking Charge Notice) via Enterprise Rent-A-Car, informing me of an alleged offence committed at Calder Park, Wakefield, on 31st October 2018, whilst driving one of their hire cars. The contravention carried a £60 fine which Enterprise have automatically paid to VCS (Sheffield) and they've now passed the bill onto me together with a £25 Admin Fee. I was driving the car on company business and the resultant £85 has been taken directly from my salary. The thing is, I don't believe I've committed and offence but because of Enterprise's actions I feel that I have lost my right to appeal, please could you advise what I can do? I've written a polite letter to VCS to offer my version of events in an attempt to appeal the charge, but this was 3 weeks ago and I've had no reply. Thanks for any help. Stuart