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       #Post#: 115670--------------------------------------------------
       East Riding Council PCN
   DIR By: Dandalf
       Date: April 13, 2026, 2:26 am
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       Hi all,
       Posting on behalf of a family member who received a PCN from
       East Riding Council, despite as far as we can tell, doing
       nothing wrong.
       The PCN itself states "Parked in a restricted street during
       prescribed hours" issued at 12:32pm.
       I have revisited the street and cannot see any parking signs
       regarding prescribed/prohibited hours.
       Using Google street view, the car was parked pretty much exactly
       where the white car is on the photo below:
       - It is/was on double yellow lines but said family member is
       disabled, visiting the podiatry clinic directly opposite that
       can be seen in the photo (usually parking is available in the
       town square behind but it is closed for building works).
       - They put in their blue badge with the clock at 11:45am, the
       PCN was received less than 1 hour later at 12:32pm.
       - There is a loading bay behind the double yellow lines but no
       prescribed hours just a "Goods vehicle loading only" sign
       
  HTML https://i.postimg.cc/0QtynYnC/Parking-space.png
       To find said place on the map, you can Google 21 Southgate,
       Hessle, England.
       Thanks in advance for any responses here, the family member was
       under the assumption they could park here for up to 2 hours on
       double yellow lines with their blue badge should they need to
       (as in this instance).
       Thanks,
       Dan.
       #Post#: 115674--------------------------------------------------
       Re: East Riding Council PCN
   DIR By: catnip
       Date: April 13, 2026, 3:29 am
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       Please post the PCN (both sides) so this can be reviewed.
       #Post#: 115687--------------------------------------------------
       Re: East Riding Council PCN
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: April 13, 2026, 4:55 am
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       Using GSV, please tell us exactly where the car was parked. A
       link like this is preferable with text to say where the car was:
       -
  HTML https://maps.app.goo.gl/tKADRHpnDPgrvYB59
       To do this, look at black square top left of a GSV street view.
       Click on the three vertical dots, then select "Share or embed
       image" then follow the instructions on the box. You'll get the
       link into your Clipboard, from whence it can be pasted into your
       thread.
       #Post#: 115732--------------------------------------------------
       Re: East Riding Council PCN
   DIR By: Dandalf
       Date: April 13, 2026, 12:35 pm
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       Hi both, thanks for responding, please see responses to queries
       below.
       --- Quote from: catnip link ---
       >
       > Please post the PCN (both sides) so this can be reviewed.
       --- End Quote ---
       Front and back of PCN as requested, thanks.
       Front:
  HTML https://postimg.cc/CBHf00Q4
       Back:
  HTML https://postimg.cc/mt61B8m4
       [img]
  HTML https://postimg.cc/mt61B8m4[/img]
       --- Quote from: Incandescent link ---
       >
       > Using GSV, please tell us exactly where the car was parked. A
       link like this is preferable with text to say where the car was:
       -
       >
       >
  HTML https://maps.app.goo.gl/tKADRHpnDPgrvYB59
       >
       > To do this, look at black square top left of a GSV street
       view. Click on the three vertical dots, then select "Share or
       embed image" then follow the instructions on the box. You'll get
       the link into your Clipboard, from whence it can be pasted into
       your thread.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Thanks for the instructions, I had no idea you could do this.
       Please see here:
  HTML https://maps.app.goo.gl/Z4zNY2R2PFfQdAqv9
       Family member believes car was parked almost exactly where the
       one in the photo is shown, and at most to account for error,
       maybe 1-2 foot further forwards, facing same direction.
       #Post#: 115736--------------------------------------------------
       Re: East Riding Council PCN
   DIR By: stamfordman
       Date: April 13, 2026, 12:55 pm
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       What are the PCN number and car VRM. Or check yourself for
       council pics. If not online, ask for them.
       #Post#: 115751--------------------------------------------------
       Re: East Riding Council PCN
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: April 13, 2026, 1:38 pm
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       Looking at your GSV link, I can see nothing that would prevent a
       BB holder of parking there. There are double-yellow lines, but
       no kerb blips to indicate a loading restriction. So I suspect it
       was the display of the BB nd/or its clock that has caused the
       PCN.
       So I suggest you submit representations pointing out that the BB
       and clock were correctly placed on the car dashboard by the
       windscreen, so can see no reason for the PCN being served and
       request that it be cancelled forthwith. Post up their reply when
       you get it.
       #Post#: 116487--------------------------------------------------
       Re: East Riding Council PCN
   DIR By: Dandalf
       Date: April 20, 2026, 12:49 pm
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       --- Quote from: stamfordman link ---
       >
       > What are the PCN number and car VRM. Or check yourself for
       council pics. If not online, ask for them.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       --- Quote from: Incandescent link ---
       >
       > Looking at your GSV link, I can see nothing that would prevent
       a BB holder of parking there. There are double-yellow lines, but
       no kerb blips to indicate a loading restriction. So I suspect it
       was the display of the BB nd/or its clock that has caused the
       PCN.
       >
       > So I suggest you submit representations pointing out that the
       BB and clock were correctly placed on the car dashboard by the
       windscreen, so can see no reason for the PCN being served and
       request that it be cancelled forthwith. Post up their reply when
       you get it.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Hi both,
       A little update, I bumped into a traffic warden in the town
       square yesterday and asked them about parking restrictions
       during "prescribed hours" at the location where my mum received
       the PCN.
       After a brief conversation the traffic warden said they
       remembered the vehicle because they were the one who issued the
       PCN.
       Turns out, it wasn't for a parking offence during "prescribed
       hours" as per the statement on the PCN because there are no
       prescribed hours at the location.
       But rather that my mum had put her disabled badge in upside down
       on the side labelled 'Back' as opposed to the side saying 'Front
       - display this side up'.  (Mum said it fell out of her wallet
       holder and she didn't realise as picked it back up.)
       The traffic warden said they issued the ticket because the
       expiry date wasn't visible on the reverse side, even though it
       clearly is, see the pic below.
       They were nice about things and said if it's appealed with a
       picture of the front showing the expiry date then it will be
       cancelled by the council.
  HTML https://i.postimg.cc/jSnRws9M/Media.jpg
       I'm not sure I entirely believe it will be cancelled given this
       approach.
       What are your thoughts on how to approach the appeal?
       Many thanks,
       Dan
       #Post#: 116490--------------------------------------------------
       Re: East Riding Council PCN
   DIR By: stamfordman
       Date: April 20, 2026, 12:54 pm
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       Just send a polite ask saying the badge was accidentally
       reversed on display but still had the expiry date on examination
       of the back and would they kindly cancel on this occasion.
       Enclose a pic of badge and promise to be more careful in future.
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