As a food delivery driver, I often receive tickets from a private company. While I have won some appeals, others have been rejected. Should I simply ignore the rejections? Thank you for your guidance.
'14 business days' is the max time for 'serving'a notice (via camera) not when a notice is received it in the post. Should always add on 2 or 3 days to the 14 day relevant period in order to have a valid claim for 'not served within the relevant period'.
If a parking charge notice is received more than 14 days after the supposed parking violation, it can be a legitimate reason to contest the ticket. This timeframe may be extended if there's a delay from the DVLA in responding to the operator's request for the keeper's information.
@y-family - only if it is a 'non tcketed' vehicle. They can serve the keeper a notice of alleged claim for up to 56 days if there is a ticket left on the windscreen (Schedule 4, para 8(4,5) Protection Of Freedom Act 2012) so best to be careful of the 14 day period (para 9(2,5).
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As a food delivery driver, I often receive tickets from a private company. While I have won some appeals, others have been rejected. Should I simply ignore the rejections? Thank you for your guidance.
'14 business days' is the max time for 'serving'a notice (via camera) not when a notice is received it in the post.
Should always add on 2 or 3 days to the 14 day relevant period in order to have a valid claim for 'not served within the relevant period'.
If a parking charge notice is received more than 14 days after the supposed parking violation, it can be a legitimate reason to contest the ticket. This timeframe may be extended if there's a delay from the DVLA in responding to the operator's request for the keeper's information.
@y-family - only if it is a 'non tcketed' vehicle. They can serve the keeper a notice of alleged claim for up to 56 days if there is a ticket left on the windscreen (Schedule 4, para 8(4,5) Protection Of Freedom Act 2012) so best to be careful of the 14 day period (para 9(2,5).
Barry APPEALED, this is where the mistake is made.
Ignore!
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