If you wish to challenge this penalty charge notice (PCN) you must select one of the reasons below.
If you have a valid Blue Badge, we may consider your challenge if the badge:
You will need to provide a copy of both the front side and the rear photo side of the badge. Make sure the details on the badge are clearly visible.
Be aware that you are not guaranteed to have your Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) cancelled as each case is reviewed individually.
Challenge the PCNAlternatively, if you pay your PCN within 14 days of the date of your ticket, you pay the lower amount shown on your ticket or letter. If you pay after 14 days, you pay the original penalty charge on the notice.
Pay nowWe will reconsider your case if you provide us with more information.
Depending on what you were loading or unloading, we may need to see a delivery note, a receipt or invoice for goods, or a job sheet.
Among other things, we will check that what you were doing counts as loading or unloading and that you only parked as long as necessary for the loading or unloading to take place.
Be aware that you are not guaranteed to have your Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) cancelled as each case is reviewed individually.
Challenge the PCNAlternatively, if you pay your PCN within 14 days of the date of your ticket, you pay the lower amount shown on your ticket or letter. If you pay after 14 days, you pay the original penalty charge on the notice.
Pay nowYou are not allowed to stop or wait on yellow lines or in a restricted area.
If there were no parking spaces available, you should have found an alternative unrestricted place to park.
You are liable for the Penalty Charge Notice (PCN).
If you pay your PCN within 14 days of the date of your ticket, you pay the lower amount shown on your ticket or letter. If you pay after 14 days, you pay the original penalty charge on the notice.
Pay nowYellow lines run from the centre of the carriageway to the building line and include any adjacent footpath or verge.
You are liable for the Penalty Charge Notice (PCN).
If you pay your PCN within 14 days of the date of your ticket, you pay the lower amount shown on your ticket or letter. If you pay after 14 days, you pay the original penalty charge on the notice.
Pay nowThere is no exemption to park on yellow lines if you have a residents permit.
You are liable for the Penalty Charge Notice (PCN).
If you pay your PCN within 14 days of the date of your ticket, you pay the lower amount shown on your ticket or letter. If you pay after 14 days, you pay double that amount.
Pay nowIf you were parked on a single yellow line and there was no sign, we may consider your challenge.
You will need to provide pictures of the street which shows that there are no signs.
Be aware that you are not guaranteed to have your Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) cancelled as each case is reviewed individually.
Challenge the PCNDouble yellow lines do not require a sign.
You are liable for the Penalty Charge Notice (PCN).
If you pay your PCN within 14 days of the date of your ticket, you pay the lower amount shown on your ticket or letter. If you pay after 14 days, you pay double that amount
Pay nowIf you were involved in a medical emergency, we may consider your challenge.
You will need to upload a document that provides further evidence of the emergency you were involved in for you or the passenger.
Be aware that you are not guaranteed to have your Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) cancelled as each case is reviewed individually.
Challenge the PCNAlternatively, if you pay your PCN within 14 days of the date of your ticket, you pay the lower amount shown on your ticket or letter. If you pay after the 14 days, you pay double that amount.
Pay nowWe will reconsider your case if you upload a breakdown company report or a receipt or invoice for parts, removal or repair.
Among other things, we will check that:
Alternatively, if you pay your PCN within 14 days of the date of your ticket, you pay the lower amount shown on your ticket or letter. If you pay after the 14 days, you pay double that amount.
Pay nowWe may consider your challenge if both Penalty Charge Notices (PCN) were:
You will need to provide:
Be aware that you are not guaranteed to have your PCN cancelled as each case is reviewed individually.
Challenge the PCNAlternatively, if you pay your PCN within 14 days of the date of your ticket, you pay the lower amount shown on your ticket or letter. If you pay after the 14 days, you pay double that amount.
Pay nowIf you think that your vehicle has been cloned, you must report this to the police as soon as possible.
We may consider your challenge.
You will need to provide us with evidence that it was not you or your vehicle that was present when the Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) was issued:
Be aware that you are not guaranteed to have your PCN cancelled as each case is reviewed individually.
Challenge the PCNAlternatively, if you pay your PCN within 14 days of the date of your ticket, you pay the lower amount shown on your ticket or letter. If you pay after the 14 days, you pay double that amount.
Pay nowRegulation 11 of the Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions provides that it is not law that these lines must always be in a perfect condition. It is a question of fact and degree. Councils cannot realistically be expected to repaint the lines constantly or on every occasion that the road repairs or utility works affect the road of surface or create minor diversions.
The real issue is whether the state or quality of the lines at the time of parking makes it clear to the motorist that there is a restriction in place. Lines become worn and faded for several reasons, however, they remain enforceable if the motorist upon enquiry is obliged to say to themselves that despite the imperfection, it is clear that the yellow lines remains in place.
If you believe that the conditions of the lines were such that you were unaware you were parking on lines, we may consider your challenge.
You will need to provide:
Be aware that you are not guaranteed to have your PCN cancelled as each case is reviewed individually.
Challenge the PCNAlternatively, if you pay your PCN within 14 days of the date of your ticket, you pay the lower amount shown on your ticket or letter. If you pay after the 14 days, you pay double that amount.
Pay now