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- A PCN is a penalty for contravention of regulations. It can be paid or contested by appeal or by defending a claim for payment under the small claims track of the county court.
- The way that councils progress PCNs, from how they are served through appeal/payment to debt recovery in the case of non-payment, is laid down in regulations.
- As well as parking/waiting offences in most parts of the UK, PCNs are used for some moving traffic offences – bus lanes, no entry, restricted turn, yellow box junction etc. – particularly in London.
- A PCN can be issued by post as well as by hand or applied to the car windscreen. You have 28 days to pay or challenge.
PCN Local Communities Visit
"We are interested in what your views are about PCN Alert ,so we visited your local communities ! " What an amazing couple of days!!! We received a lot of positive feedbacks ...Read More
Parking fees
Government figures show councils make almost as much from fines as they do from meters and permits Takings from parking fees and fines went up to £721million from £662million over the two years. Read More
Unpaid Penalty Charge Notice
If unpaid, a PCN penalty will be treated as a civil debt and the enforcement authority will endeavour to recover this through the county court system. Ultimately this can result in a visit from the bailiff if the debt remains unpaid. Read More
