Pcn received code 62 2

[memo1]

Hi recently i have got pcnicon from walthamstow council.I have parked my commercial vehicle 2 tyres on pavement while i was doing delivery to retail shop.once i come back to vehicle i found out they issued me ticket.I would like to find out do i have any grounds to appeal on this pcn. All i was doing delivery and because i ve parked on pavemenet i didnt want to block road

[Jamberson]

You could appeal on the basis that you were unloading, if that's what you were doing - and supply some evidence with your appeal.

[GrumpyToSayTheLeast]

But the ticket wasn't for not loading while in a loading bay, its for one or more wheels on the pavement so how would appealing on the rounds of loading work?

Surely he would be better taking pics of the road width and vehicle dimensions and submitting on the basis that he has stated above. That he need to park like that or he would have caused an obstruction on the highway.

Almost a guarantee they wont entertain either appeal though. If he couldn't park within the bay without having a wheel on the pavement, they will just say he shouldn't have parked I'd imagine.

[green_and_mean]

Loading is only an exemption for footway parking if a) loading would not be possible without parking as such, ie it was essential to park as such not just convenient and crucially b) the vehicle was attended at all times, which doesn't sound likely.

[memo1]

i have writtin appeal letter below could you pls check if this appeal is okey to send them.

 

 

 

Dear Sir/Madam,

 

On 21th Oct 2015 I received a PCN for Contravention Code 62. I wish to challenge this penalty charge on the following grounds:

 

1) The alleged contravention did not occur. On that day i was doing delivery to retail shop which is Aryubi Express Supermarket, they are located right behind where i have parked the vehicle. I have parked my vehicle on the single line where its allowing loading and unloading between 10 am 4pm.

As the road was narrow i had to parked on pavements as this would have caused an obstruction on the highway because i had to unload goods from side door.

 

2) Having checked Regulations Section 62 says : Loading and unloading is not prohibited on pavements. especially if the width of the carriageway prevents this activity from being carried out safely there.

2)Also this contravention was designed to prevent cars from blocking the pavement. As you can see from the Ceo’s attached photo there is enough space for anyone, including people with double buggies or wheelchairs, to easily pass along the pavement next to my vehicle

 

I have attached invoice for proof of delivery to shop where the has been issued.

[GrumpyToSayTheLeast]

Personally I wouldn't say the contravention didn't occur, and would concentrate on WHY it occurred.

You seem to be concentrating on a loading bay contravention, its not. A 62 is wheels on the pavement.

[Jamberson]

Personally I wouldn't say the contravention didn't occur, and would concentrate on WHY it occurred.

You seem to be concentrating on a loading bay contravention, its not. A 62 is wheels on the pavement.

 

As G&M stated above, you can load/unload with wheels on the pavement, so if the loading exemption is the basis of the appeal, then he needs to say that the contravention did not occur. He's allowed to do that - it's not a contravention.

[Jamberson]

i have writtin appeal letter below could you pls check if this appeal is okey to send them.

 

 

 

Dear Sir/Madam,

 

On 21th Oct 2015 I received a PCN for Contravention Code 62. I wish to challenge this penalty charge on the following grounds:

 

1) The alleged contravention did not occur. On that day i was doing delivery to retail shop which is Aryubi Express Supermarket, they are located right behind where i have parked the vehicle. I have parked my vehicle on the single line where its allowing loading and unloading between 10 am 4pm.

As the road was narrow i had to parked on pavements as this would have caused an obstruction on the highway because i had to unload goods from side door.

 

2) Having checked Regulations Section 62 says : Loading and unloading is not prohibited on pavements. especially if the width of the carriageway prevents this activity from being carried out safely there.

2)Also this contravention was designed to prevent cars from blocking the pavement. As you can see from the Ceo’s attached photo there is enough space for anyone, including people with double buggies or wheelchairs, to easily pass along the pavement next to my vehicle

 

I have attached invoice for proof of delivery to shop where the has been issued.

 

It's entirely up to you what you write, but if it were me, I'd change ot to something like:

 

Dear Sir/Madam,

 

On 21th Oct 2015 I received a pcn for Contravention Code 62. I wish to challenge this penalty charge on the grounds that the contravention did not occur.

 

On that day I was making a delivery to a Aryubi Express Supermarket, located right behind where I stopped the vehicle.

As the road was narrow I had to park on pavements to unload, so as not to cause an obstruction.

 

As you are aware, loading and unloading is not prohibited on pavements (although parking is). I assume the CEO judged there to be no unloading activity taking place, but this is what I was carrying out at the time he issued the PCN, including securely delivering goods into the premises. I have attached an invoice as proof of delivery to shop.

 

Thank you for your consideration, etc. etc.

[memo1]

It's entirely up to you what you write, but if it were me, I'd change ot to something like:

 

Dear Sir/Madam,

 

On 21th Oct 2015 I received a pcn for Contravention Code 62. I wish to challenge this penalty charge on the grounds that the contravention did not occur.

 

On that day I was making a delivery to a Aryubi Express Supermarket, located right behind where I stopped the vehicle.

As the road was narrow I had to park on pavements to unload, so as not to cause an obstruction.

 

As you are aware, loading and unloading is not prohibited on pavements (although parking is). I assume the CEO judged there to be no unloading activity taking place, but this is what I was carrying out at the time he issued the PCN, including securely delivering goods into the premises. I have attached an invoice as proof of delivery to shop.

 

Thank you for your consideration, etc. etc.

 

 

Thanks Jameson i will change that with your explanation i think it will be better explanation.