Would you mention that the registered owner was not the driver as well as bye laws & relevant land etc? Sorry one last question do I need to send the letter by recorded delivery?

Back in April 2016 I stopped at JLA for @ 15 seconds to drop off a colleague & subsequently have received letters initially from VCS & now BW asking me to pay £154 or they will take me to court. I am not the registered owner of the vehicle & we have not responded to any of the letters we have received mainly because most forums suggested not too? Our concern is whether we should have acknowledged any of the letters & if so what should be said as there appears to be conflicting information as to whether to ignore or write back. One thing that does appear consistent is not to advise who the driver was is this right? I would welcome any comments & suggestions as to how to proceed as the letters get more threatening with court action something we are keen to avoid if at all possible, are they likely to go to court?

I also have received letters after stopping for @15 seconds @ JLA earlier this year to drop someone off & the letters get more & more threatening with court action. The registered owner of the vehicle was not the driver so what do we do? I have read many forums stating that there is no legal case & to keep ignoring the letters and not to respond especially don't advise who the driver was but is it likely that BW or VCS go to court? Welcome any comments, thanhs