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Not all tickets are the same – if you think a fine was issued unfairly, what you need to do depends on who issued itParking tickets can be confusing as the two main types are both often abbreviated to PCN and are yellow chequered in appearance, says the British Parking Association (BPA), one of the main trade bodies.A penalty charge notice is usually issued by a council and is given for a parking infringement on public land such as a high street or council car park. Continue reading…
Not all tickets are the same – if you think a fine was issued unfairly, what you need to do depends on who issued it
Parking tickets can be confusing as the two main types are both often abbreviated to PCN and are yellow chequered in appearance, says the British Parking Association (BPA), one of the main trade bodies.
A penalty charge notice is usually issued by a council and is given for a parking infringement on public land such as a high street or council car park.
