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       #Post#: 126792--------------------------------------------------
       Redbridge - 53j - Failing to comply with a restriction on
       vehicles entering a pedestrian zone 
   DIR By: tania12
       Date: August 4, 2026, 7:11 am
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       PCN -
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       NoR -
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       Formal appeal - provided evidence of post pregnancy c-section,
       hence can not walk and needed to use the road during restricted
       hours.
       Had an appointment at health clinic (Redbridge Children Centre)
       which is situated next to a school, the roads leading to the
       school and the health clinic (only way to access) are restricted
       for non residents during the proscribed hours.
       I shared my mitigating circumstance, my husband drove us to the
       clinic, we realised immediately we had gone through a road we
       shouldn't but there was no other way as I could not walk.
       The rejection refers to NHS guidance that I should not have been
       driving, but I did not specify I was driving, the LA used this
       as a means to say if I am driving they are not persuaded by my
       argument I could not walk. (see paragraph 4 of NOR).
       GSV:
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       How do I explain to adjudicator and articulate, I was not
       driving as per NHS guidelines that new mothers recovering from C
       section advised not to drive for several weeks following a C
       section. I was not fit to walk or drive, I've also had
       complications with recovery.
       Any advice on how to formulate the adjudicator appeal statement
       would be helpful.
       #Post#: 126796--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Redbridge - 53j - Failing to comply with a restriction on
       vehicles entering a pedestrian zone 
   DIR By: Hippocrates
       Date: August 4, 2026, 8:02 am
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       No NOR as you have posted the PCN twice. This is winnable on the
       signage: clutter and too set back by the time you realise you
       have passed.
       I won a similar case very recently v Lambeth.
       #Post#: 127035--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Redbridge - 53j - Failing to comply with a restriction on
       vehicles entering a pedestrian zone 
   DIR By: tania12
       Date: August 6, 2026, 7:33 am
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       [member=24]Hippocrates[/member]
       I was assuming my condition was enough but inadequate signage is
       also valid
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       Re: Redbridge - 53j - Failing to comply with a restriction on
       vehicles entering a pedestrian zone 
   DIR By: Hippocrates
       Date: August 6, 2026, 8:49 am
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       [member=8439]tania12[/member] Condition is mitigation only and
       the Tribunal cannot allow on this. Your best bet is the signage
       and conflation of service with delivery re the 14 days which
       expires on 17th August. Deemed date of service is the 4th August
       so day 1 starts from here.
       It is essential that you keep any eye on this date because if it
       raises before then it makes your case stronger.
       I am happy to assist at the Tribunal BUT please watch the
       website regularly. I won a case on this a few months ago v
       Southwark.
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       I am always anon with this adjudicator.  8) No worries and I had
       very little to say - if any!
       #Post#: 127068--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Redbridge - 53j - Failing to comply with a restriction on
       vehicles entering a pedestrian zone 
   DIR By: tania12
       Date: August 6, 2026, 11:39 am
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       Hi - to clarify the date of service they share is the date the
       letter was delivered.
       So I need to keep an eye on the Redbridge PCN website? To check
       if pcn fee raises before this time? Is that what I need to keep
       an eye out for? Sorry just want to make sure
       Is it also worth going back to Redbridge to clarify, for
       avoidance of doubt and their assumption I was driving. Explain
       to them my husband was driving, I can provide a witness
       statement if needed.
       #Post#: 127073--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Redbridge - 53j - Failing to comply with a restriction on
       vehicles entering a pedestrian zone 
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: August 6, 2026, 12:12 pm
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       Who was driving is totally irrelevant, because the owner has
       responsibility in the legislation for all PCNs, whether driving
       or not.
       #Post#: 127079--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Redbridge - 53j - Failing to comply with a restriction on
       vehicles entering a pedestrian zone 
   DIR By: tania12
       Date: August 6, 2026, 12:56 pm
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       [member=12]Incandescent[/member] for background, I appealed and
       the rejection reads (in my interpretation) due to the fact they
       think I was driving are not taking the c section and symptom
       into consideration fully as they think I was driving
       #Post#: 127090--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Redbridge - 53j - Failing to comply with a restriction on
       vehicles entering a pedestrian zone 
   DIR By: Hippocrates
       Date: August 6, 2026, 4:01 pm
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       [member=8439]tania12[/member] Who is the registered keeper? My
       dates are correct and the conflation is a legal issue.
       #Post#: 128043--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Redbridge - 53j - Failing to comply with a restriction on
       vehicles entering a pedestrian zone 
   DIR By: tania12
       Date: August 17, 2026, 10:40 am
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       [member=24]Hippocrates[/member] my car, I’m registered keeper.
       Both of us drive the car. I even had follow up appointments on
       my surgery wound, I didn’t articulate the appeal clearly hence
       they thought or assumed I drove
       I checked the website the penalty is still 80
       #Post#: 128284--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Redbridge - 53j - Failing to comply with a restriction on
       vehicles entering a pedestrian zone 
   DIR By: tania12
       Date: August 19, 2026, 7:11 pm
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       [member=24]Hippocrates[/member]
       I passed the main road again and there are signs facing ahead of
       me before I make the right turn
       Therefore this may be adequate signage?
       The pcn has not increased since 17/08 and now 20/08
       Is it worth explaining to LA partner driving
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