Parking ticket inaccurate charge
I've just got a parking ticket for parking on double yellow lines, fair enough, my fault. But on the ticket it says the offence was to be "parked in a restricted street during prescribed hours" (there's a school with zig zags nearby ... I wasn't on those). Can I contest the ticket on the grounds that this is an inaccurate charge?
Asked on 13 October 2011 by Moomin
Answered by
Honest John
Pay up then take the matter up with the parking adjudicator afterwards.
HJ
HJ
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parking fines
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