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Re: ULEZ fine
DIR By: RossCo
Date: July 8, 2026, 2:43 pm
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By means of an update, my mitigating circumstances were
predictably not upheld so I think I have no option but to pay
the discounted £90. It is still a lot of money but I phoned them
and it seems there are no longer any payment plans available,
the financial difficulties aspect of their letter amounts to it
going to a debt recovery agency and the consequences to one's
credit file.
I did also give evidence of other ailments but they have
considered it to not have a bearing on this, perhaps for the
reason above that they are not compelled to waiver it on this
basis.
Thank you for everyone's help with this. I post to say thank you
but also for reference re: the outcome.
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Re: ULEZ fine
DIR By: stamfordman
Date: July 8, 2026, 3:12 pm
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If you didn't pay it would eventually be enforced by a firm of
bailiffs but it would not affect your credit. The worst that
usually happens is they clamp or seize your car.
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Re: ULEZ fine
DIR By: RossCo
Date: July 8, 2026, 4:41 pm
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--- Quote from: stamfordman link ---
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> If you didn't pay it would eventually be enforced by a firm of
bailiffs but it would not affect your credit. The worst that
usually happens is they clamp or seize your car.
>
--- End Quote ---
Thanks
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Re: ULEZ fine
DIR By: fraser.mitchell
Date: July 8, 2026, 5:00 pm
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--- Quote from: RossCo link ---
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> [quote author=stamfordman link=topic=11201.msg124114#msg124114
date=1783541529]
> If you didn't pay it would eventually be enforced by a firm of
bailiffs but it would not affect your credit. The worst that
usually happens is they clamp or seize your car.
>
--- End Quote ---
Thanks
[/quote]
Indeed, yes. It is not possible to receive a CCJ in the process
which was carefully written in law to make it impossible.
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Re: ULEZ fine
DIR By: RossCo
Date: July 8, 2026, 5:42 pm
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--- Quote from: Incandescent link ---
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> [quote author=RossCo link=topic=11201.msg124123#msg124123
date=1783546880]
> [quote author=stamfordman link=topic=11201.msg124114#msg124114
date=1783541529]
> If you didn't pay it would eventually be enforced by a firm of
bailiffs but it would not affect your credit. The worst that
usually happens is they clamp or seize your car.
>
--- End Quote ---
Thanks
[/quote]
Indeed, yes. It is not possible to receive a CCJ in the process
which was carefully written in law to make it impossible.
[/quote]
As I live in West Yorkshire, if I ignored it do I still risk
bailiffs and car clamping? Thanks
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Re: ULEZ fine
DIR By: fraser.mitchell
Date: July 8, 2026, 6:34 pm
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--- Quote from: RossCo link ---
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> [quote author=Incandescent
link=topic=11201.msg124133#msg124133 date=1783548055]
> [quote author=RossCo link=topic=11201.msg124123#msg124123
date=1783546880]
> [quote author=stamfordman link=topic=11201.msg124114#msg124114
date=1783541529]
> If you didn't pay it would eventually be enforced by a firm of
bailiffs but it would not affect your credit. The worst that
usually happens is they clamp or seize your car.
>
--- End Quote ---
Thanks
[/quote]
Indeed, yes. It is not possible to receive a CCJ in the process
which was carefully written in law to make it impossible.
[/quote]
As I live in West Yorkshire, if I ignored it do I still risk
bailiffs and car clamping? Thanks
[/quote]
Well, yes, of course. Bailiffs livelihood depends on tracking
people down and recovering the money anywere in England, (and
Wales, I think). Not sure about Scotland and Northern Ireland,
or the Isle of Man.
JUst so you know what the outurn will be financially.....
- PCN penalty £180
- Charge Certificate 50% add-on £90
- TEC debt registration £10
- Bailiff compliance letter £75
- Bailiff visit to premises £235
So a total of £590. The £90 looks a bargain but if you take
them to London Tribunals, your maximum exposure is the PCN
penalty of £180, there are no other costs whatsoever. If you
win, which I have to say looks doubtful, you pay nothing, of
course.
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Re: ULEZ fine
DIR By: RossCo
Date: July 8, 2026, 6:35 pm
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Thanks
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