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       #Post#: 122250--------------------------------------------------
       Walsall, 02 Parked or loading/unloading in a restricted street
       (waiting, loading and unloading restrictions)
   DIR By: primal
       Date: June 18, 2026, 12:01 pm
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       [B]Hi everyone,
       [/B]Can anyone help with the below Penalty Charge Notice?
       [B]PCN Number:[/B] XD53130662
       [B]Location:[/B] St Pauls Street
       [B]Date of Contravention:[/B] 02/06/2026
       [B]Date Notice Served:[/B] 09/06/2026[B]
       Time:[/B] 11:28[B]
       Reduced Charge:[/B] £35 (Valid until 23/06/2026)
       [B]Evidence available online:[/B]
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       />Council Penalty Charge Notice[/URL]
       [B]Other relevant information:
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       [B]Drive-off:[/B] No ticket was placed on the windscreen as the
       driver drove off.&#91;][B]Blue Badge:[/B] The driver has access
       to a disabled badge, but it was not displayed at the time of the
       incident.[*][B]Road Markings:[/B] There are double yellow lines
       on the road, but the two 'T-bar' markers on the pavement are
       faded in areas.
       [B]Images of the
       location:[/B]
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       #Post#: 122256--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Walsall, 02 Parked or loading/unloading in a restricted
       street (waiting, loading and unloading restrictions)
   DIR By: catnip
       Date: June 18, 2026, 1:03 pm
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       What was the reason for parking there, were you
       loading/unloading or dropping off/picking up passengers?
       #Post#: 122260--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Walsall, 02 Parked or loading/unloading in a restricted
       street (waiting, loading and unloading restrictions)
   DIR By: primal
       Date: June 18, 2026, 1:15 pm
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       --- Quote from: catnip link ---
       >
       > What was the reason for parking there, were you
       loading/unloading or dropping off/picking up passengers?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Hi,
       A disabled passenger was being escorted out of the vehicle and
       across the road into the bank situated across the road. The
       driver did not stop on the same side as the bank due to turning
       buses (although once the buses make the turn they do shift over
       to the right and stop as seen in one of the images).
       #Post#: 122273--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Walsall, 02 Parked or loading/unloading in a restricted
       street (waiting, loading and unloading restrictions)
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: June 18, 2026, 3:47 pm
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       --- Quote ---
       > A disabled passenger was being escorted out of the vehicle and
       across the road into the bank situated across the road.
       --- End Quote ---
       Can you expand on this activity, please, because the No Loading
       restriction bars you parking using a BB, but alighting a
       passenger is the other exemption that applies to everybody not
       just BB holders. You seem to be describing "assisted
       boarding/alighting", but we need more narrative on what went on.
       #Post#: 122291--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Walsall, 02 Parked or loading/unloading in a restricted
       street (waiting, loading and unloading restrictions)
   DIR By: primal
       Date: June 19, 2026, 12:52 am
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       --- Quote from: Incandescent link ---
       >
       > [quote]A disabled passenger was being escorted out of the
       vehicle and across the road into the bank situated across the
       road.
       --- End Quote ---
       Can you expand on this activity, please, because the No Loading
       restriction bars you parking using a BB, but alighting a
       passenger is the other exemption that applies to everybody not
       just BB holders. You seem to be describing "assisted
       boarding/alighting", but we need more narrative on what went on.
       [/quote]
       Hi,
       Although the driver has the use of the BB - it was not used.
       The vehicle stopped as pictured, driver assisted disabled
       passenger into the bank to the cashier desk and in that very
       short time by the time the driver got back to the car the ticket
       was printed. The ticket was not placed onto the car as the
       driver said they were not accepting it, got into the car and
       drove off.
       Regards.
       #Post#: 122320--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Walsall, 02 Parked or loading/unloading in a restricted
       street (waiting, loading and unloading restrictions)
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: June 19, 2026, 4:14 am
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       OK, so you received a postal PCN because you drove away before
       the PCN could be served. "Driveaways" were dealt with in the
       Traffic Management Act 2004, with the result you have
       experienced.
       As you have a postal PCN, there is no Notice to Owner stage. I
       suggest you submit reps on the basis I described earlier, namely
       you were escorting a disabled person to the bank, and found the
       PCN when you returned. State that "boarding/alighting
       passengers" is an exemption to the yellow lines. Also state that
       where a passenger needs assistance to his destination, the
       driver may assist that person on the basis of "assisted
       boarding/alighting", and you therefore expect the PCN to be
       cancelled.
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