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#Post#: 110675--------------------------------------------------
Camden, code 52M, Failing To Comply With A Prohibition On
Certain Types Of Vehicle, Mornington Street NW1
DIR By: runninghorse
Date: February 22, 2026, 8:03 am
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Please could you advise whether there may be any ground to
appeal the below PCN where I accidentally drove through a
prohibited zone at 9.03am at 9 February?
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Google maps location:
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Many thanks for your advice.
#Post#: 110700--------------------------------------------------
Re: Camden, code 52M, Failing To Comply With A Prohibition On
Certain Types Of Vehicle, Mornington Street NW1
DIR By: fraser.mitchell
Date: February 22, 2026, 1:28 pm
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What was your approach to the restricted street, a left turn, a
right turn, or head-on ?
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Re: Camden, code 52M, Failing To Comply With A Prohibition On
Certain Types Of Vehicle, Mornington Street NW1
DIR By: runninghorse
Date: February 23, 2026, 4:25 am
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--- Quote from: Incandescent link ---
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> What was your approach to the restricted street, a left turn,
a right turn, or head-on ?
>
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Head-on indeed, coming from the rail bridge near Park Village
East. I was on my way to Mornington Crescent and followed my car
navigation without noticing the sign at all.
#Post#: 110749--------------------------------------------------
Re: Camden, code 52M, Failing To Comply With A Prohibition On
Certain Types Of Vehicle, Mornington Street NW1
DIR By: fraser.mitchell
Date: February 23, 2026, 4:57 am
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> followed my car navigation
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Oh dear ! How many times to we see this. Never, ever, rely on
satnavs in London unless you look out for signs barring
progress. Do you know what the "Flying Motorbike" signs mean ?
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Re: Camden, code 52M, Failing To Comply With A Prohibition On
Certain Types Of Vehicle, Mornington Street NW1
DIR By: runninghorse
Date: February 23, 2026, 10:59 am
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--- Quote from: Incandescent link ---
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> [quote]followed my car navigation
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Oh dear ! How many times to we see this. Never, ever, rely on
satnavs in London unless you look out for signs barring
progress. Do you know what the "Flying Motorbike" signs mean ?
[/quote]
Yes, you've made a fair point. Perhaps best to just settle the
PCN as it does look a bit hopeless...
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Re: Camden, code 52M, Failing To Comply With A Prohibition On
Certain Types Of Vehicle, Mornington Street NW1
DIR By: fraser.mitchell
Date: February 23, 2026, 11:28 am
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--- Quote from: runninghorse link ---
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> [quote author=Incandescent
link=topic=10003.msg110749#msg110749 date=1771844250]
> [quote]followed my car navigation
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Oh dear ! How many times to we see this. Never, ever, rely on
satnavs in London unless you look out for signs barring
progress. Do you know what the "Flying Motorbike" signs mean ?
[/quote]
Yes, you've made a fair point. Perhaps best to just settle the
PCN as it does look a bit hopeless...
[/quote]
If you'd made a left or right turn into the restriction, one can
always argue on inabiity to see the signs if there is no advance
warning, but a head-on approach is much more difficult.
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