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Generation

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Registered: 7th Jul 09
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15th Jun 13 at 14:09

Can't see me, and front plate is in window not front of car.

Think I could argue this in anyway? Only trip I've made in this car in 8 months ffs

Ben G

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15th Jun 13 at 14:21

If it's from the council, which I assume it is, then no.

Put it down to experience.

Generation

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15th Jun 13 at 14:23

I know council ones any be ignored (unfortunatly)
Was more thinking of reason to get out of it.

Following mate back who took me to get my car back from bodyshop, so he's bound to have same fine too

taylorboosh

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15th Jun 13 at 14:44

They have you on video... Pay it

Generation

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15th Jun 13 at 14:47

But... But..

Space Cadet

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15th Jun 13 at 14:58

No way out of it. The fact you can't be seen and the front numberplate is irrelevant as the rear plate can be seen.

Just pay the fine

l88fty

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15th Jun 13 at 14:58

Just out of interest, is your car a Vauxhall or Opel on the V5C?

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Generation

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15th Jun 13 at 15:17

Vauxhall

mattant

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15th Jun 13 at 15:19

I never knew they had cameras for this sort of thing...

Vauxdan88

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15th Jun 13 at 15:26

Rear number plates clearly visible mate. And if there's clear markings to say no left turn,you've got no chance

Generation

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15th Jun 13 at 15:27

I know it's my fault for going down there (although I have no idea where road actually is as I don't Remneber it) google does show it properly labelled.

l88fty

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15th Jun 13 at 15:44

quote:
Originally posted by Generation
Vauxhall

The document says 'Opel' and your car is a Vauxhall, this would make the document incorrect and wouldn't stand should you contest it further down the line in court for example.

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Ben G

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15th Jun 13 at 16:03

Are you sure about that?

Space Cadet

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15th Jun 13 at 16:11

quote:
Originally posted by l88fty

quote:
Originally posted by Generation
Vauxhall

The document says 'Opel' and your car is a Vauxhall, this would make the document incorrect and wouldn't stand should you contest it further down the line in court for example.

Will make no difference at all. Can guarantee you that.

BenC1985

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15th Jun 13 at 16:24

I actually see the Opel bit and laughed as i know its a vauxhall and they have just assumed its an Opel because of the badge. I would pay it. In the end of the day they have photographic proof and a video so there wont be any getting out if it. Just an expensive mistake to make and make sure you dont do it again.

XE Col

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15th Jun 13 at 16:34

No harm in sending an appeal saying you're sorry, don't know the area and didn't see the signs and that it won't happen again, I've got off a parking fine in that way before, the worst that can happen is they say no, pay up!

Generation

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15th Jun 13 at 16:40

That's a good point ^

Take it if my appeal is rejected I won't have to pay higher amount, as its Been more than two weeks

Ben G

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15th Jun 13 at 16:49

Thats why so many people just pay up without argument, and it's also why they offer the lower rate because they know people won't want to risk a bigger fine.

If your appeal gets rejected past the 14 day period, i'm pretty sure you'd be liable to pay the higher fine.

XE Col

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15th Jun 13 at 17:06

Nope if you appeal and they reject it, they usually give you another 14 days to pay the lower rate..
That's why I appeal every ticket I get.
Not that I get many.

^^ that's also with my local councils, I'm not sure of others would work differently..
There is no reason they should penalise you,
Ring them and ask if you appeal and its rejected would you still get the chance to pay at the lower rate,
It's just a general question so you won't need to supply them with your details etc,
All this being as long as the appeal is lodged within the 14 days.
You should be able to do it by email and get a pretty quick response anyway
(1-2) working days

[Edited on 15-06-2013 by XE Col]

Seany

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15th Jun 13 at 17:11

I know in scotland you can contact the pf ( procurator fiscal) and try to explain. May be worth a shot?
If not the £65 not that expensive a lesson really.

Jay

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15th Jun 13 at 17:14

In experience they fine you the higher rate if you appeal and it goes over the 14 days

AndyCorsaSport

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15th Jun 13 at 17:29

quote:
Originally posted by Space Cadet

quote:
Originally posted by l88fty

quote:
Originally posted by Generation
Vauxhall

The document says 'Opel' and your car is a Vauxhall, this would make the document incorrect and wouldn't stand should you contest it further down the line in court for example.

Will make no difference at all. Can guarantee you that.

Yeah wont make a difference that one, as they have Reg correct and pic.

mattant

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15th Jun 13 at 21:27

Surprised they didn't just get the make and model from the reg

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