Making a POPLA Appeal: Complete Guide
How do you win a POPLA appeal for a private parking fine? POPLA stands for ‘Parking on Private Land Appeals’. It is a service that allows members of the public to appeal against parking tickets and fines that they have received while parked on land owned by private parking companies. In order for you to […]
How to Appeal a Parking Ticket
You may be able to avoid paying a parking fine if you follow the correct appeals procedure and have a good reason for making the appeal. Simply disagreeing with the parking regulations or returning to your car late will not be sufficient to get out of paying the ticket. In this guide for motorists, we […]
Private Parking Tickets Court Cases
Before you make a decision to ignore or refuse to pay a parking fine, it is best to understand your legal position. In this article, we explain the law on parking tickets and how past court cases have clarified the rights of motorists and the organisation that issued the fine. What kind of parking fine […]
Parking Eye vs Beavis: Law on Parking Penalties
Parking Eye vs Beavis is one of the most well-known cases dealing with the legal issues of parking penalties. Mr Beavis became somewhat of a hero in July 2015 when his case against parking giant ParkingEye Limited reached the Supreme Court, the highest court in the UK. ParkingEye is the biggest private parking operator in […]
Parking Ticket Appeal Letter Template
If you are appealing a parking fine, you may in some circumstances need to write a letter stating your case. It can be helpful to use a parking ticket appeal Letter template to ensure you are providing all relevant information. Before you write the letter, the first step in making an appeal is to clarify […]
Parking Charge Notice: Ignore or Appeal?
Can you ignore a parking fine? The possible outcomes for you if you ignore a parking charge notice depend on the type of fine or ticket you have received. The types of parking tickets are as follows: Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) – issued by local councils or state bodies, such as Transport for London (TfL), […]