Parking solve [Civil Enforcement Ltd] ticket - manachester eye hospital with disabled badge

[maggieomx]

hiya I was parked at Manchester eye hospital displaying my blue badge and when I got back to my car I had a ticket saying valid permit not displayed ??

do I have to pay the ticket ?? its from park solve I did have my disabled badge displayed !!!

[ericsbrother]

this thread is so old the law has changed since it was last used. Star a new thread and tell us about your circumstances rather than relying on postings that are no longer relevant.

[themagician]

this thread is so old the law has changed since it was last used. Star a new thread and tell us about your circumstances rather than relying on postings that are no longer relevant.

as said,you need to start you own! new thread as tagging onto a thread that is over 2yrs old is nye impossible to comment on.

[dx100uk]

own thread created

 

 

just remember BB's mean stuff all on private land.

 

 

for now await the notice to keeper

 

 

dx

[silverfox1961]

Hi,

Just to expand on this. As DX said, blue badges on private land mean nothing as the marked bays are purely graffiti.

 

As it stands, this is a NTD (notice to driver). After 28 days have elapsed the PPC would have to apply to the DVLA to get the registered details of the vehicle keeper (not necessarily the owner or driver). They would then send a NTK (notice to keeper)

 

Until the NTK arrives, I suggest doing nothing regarding the company. I would in the meantime contact the hospital and complain that 'the driver'of the car DID display the blue badge and see whether they will intervene.

 

As an aside, when will hospitals get it through their skulls that this form of parking control is wrong in so many ways. The hospitals I attend have barrier entry and exit which works. They don't charge BB holders and for the able bodied, the fees are very reasonable.