Hi , I agree with their opinion that it is not a fine and im sure they are experienced , hence would not be on here I am not adamant about anything, which is why I asked for advice. and what hey provided me with is helpful. As I mentioned earlier, I will not pay the penalty that was sent to me. However, in order to avoid receiving letters from these so-called companies, I will need to inform them in writing whenever I rent a car again.

I have attached documents related to the first fine and initial correspondence from Europcar. Thrifty has not sent me anything initially, and I only received the reminder. I even searched on the National Parking Enforcement site for the original document. I have tried to reach out to Thrifty, but I might get a response in a month or so! These are all the documents I have, including initial correspondence and follow-ups. I have decided to ignore the fines, but to avoid any hassle in the future, I will inform them of my rental cars, of which there will be many. I am not willing to go to court and incur extra costs. If I need to pay the fines to get rid of them, then so be it. Lesson learned. I do not have any other documentation to provide, and although I understand the situation, I feel that this thread is more complex than it needs to be. NPE appeal-reply.pdf Eurocar Invoice.pdf

Will clarify some of the points discussed. 1/ I was asked to appeal to the IAS (Independent Appeals Service) whoever they are to dispute the penalty. 2/ I have been charged by both Europcar and Thrifty for the so-called notification of not having an e-permit 3/I have found the original which was sent to Europcar,(which I have attached) , this was emailed to me, I have not received the Thrifty original just the reminder. 4/ Yes going forward I can request an e permit but it is deemed necessary was my point as it is a rental car. 5/ Thanks for sorting the PDFS appreciated. 2023-09-27 NPE PCN NTK TO Eurocar hire group.pdf

Great thanks for that.. I have enclosed your form in word and added the charge for one the requests and photos of where the cars were parked. Is there anything that can be done to stop these firms chasing and prevent this from happening again when renting future cars? 2023-12-11 NPE PCN Final Reminder+1 Photo.pdf

*Update* I have two charges of which I have contested, as the cars cannot be put into my name. The rental companies have also charged me for the charge coming through to them.

Tnc DCA Chase letter + My appeal/their reply TNC CHase letter + Appeal+reply.pdf

Ok, i will gather all the information and get back to you..

Hi Yes, its the National Parking Enforcement company. They initially demanded a payment of £60 and threatened to increase it to £100 if I didn't pay. I appealed to the IAS, but they rejected my claim. Now, I have received a letter from TNC collection stating that I owe £170. I also contacted Sevenoaks council, but they said they cannot assist me." Apologies these were the steps I undertook as I thought I could deal with the issue.

"I recently received a charge for not having an E-permit for a car that I had hired on the private road where I reside. I wrote to the IPC appeal for National Enforcement, informing them that I cannot register the hire car to my address as I frequently hire cars due to my job. However, the response I received stated that my reason is not valid, even though I live on the private road where I received the charge, and that I cannot register a car that doesn't belong to me and if i do not pay solicitors will be involved. . I am worried that I will continue to receive charges and I am unsure if this is allowed. Can you provide any advice on this matter?" Thanks