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       #Post#: 2970--------------------------------------------------
       1 minute over in Loading Bay
   DIR By: plane340
       Date: August 9, 2023, 11:02 am
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       Hello.
       Parked my van in a loading bar 10am-4pm for around 12 minutes at
       3.50pm to make a delivery.
       By 4.01pm was issued a PCN for being in loading bay.
       I thought 1 minute was a bit over zealous. Any chance of getting
       this cancelled.
       Just was waiting for delivery note to be signed.
       Surly for this to issued at 4.01pm the CEO would have started
       writing the PCN before 4pm
       Thank you.
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       #Post#: 2973--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1 minute over in Loading Bay
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: August 9, 2023, 12:37 pm
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       The first question is, does the 10 minute grace period apply to
       your vehicle which over-ran the end of the parking period.
       The problem is that the 10 minute rule applies to vehicles that
       have overrun their time in a designated parking place. However
       at 4pm, does the bay cease to be a "designated parking place".
       Some adjudicators will say the 10 minutes applies but some not.
       I have to say, that if the bay times are when it is a designated
       parking place, then ergo, it follows that it isn't outside those
       times. Others will disagree with me.
       Anyway, have a read of this: -
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       The other aspect is the sheer money-grubbing trivialty of the
       PCN. If it were me, I'd be taking them all the way on this one.
       #Post#: 2977--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1 minute over in Loading Bay
   DIR By: Pastmybest
       Date: August 9, 2023, 2:34 pm
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       Given the ruling on the use of CCTV it is arguable that this is
       not a red route at all but a designated bay so the GP should
       apply and it is also the wrong contravention  but not simple by
       any means i would like to see CP's view on this
       #Post#: 2978--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1 minute over in Loading Bay
   DIR By: DancingDad
       Date: August 9, 2023, 2:40 pm
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       There are two possibilities for the PCN.
       On is that the CEO was quick off the mark and didn't allow any
       grace period....
       Second and IMO more likely is that the CEO saw no evidence of
       loading so issued a PCN.
       As you were making a delivery, you should be able to provide
       proof of that.
       I would deal with it in that respect to start with, dear sirs, I
       was loading, here's some proof.
       Then see what comes back.
       #Post#: 3081--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1 minute over in Loading Bay
   DIR By: plane340
       Date: August 11, 2023, 6:36 am
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       --- Quote from: DancingDad link ---
       >
       > There are two possibilities for the PCN.
       > On is that the CEO was quick off the mark and didn't allow any
       grace period....
       > Second and IMO more likely is that the CEO saw no evidence of
       loading so issued a PCN.
       >
       > As you were making a delivery, you should be able to provide
       proof of that.
       > I would deal with it in that respect to start with, dear sirs,
       I was loading, here's some proof.
       > Then see what comes back.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Yes, that's what I was thinking.
       I will try that first as I have a delivery note.
       Thank you.
       #Post#: 3234--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1 minute over in Loading Bay
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: August 14, 2023, 12:24 pm
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       One argument that can be pursued here is whether the CEO was
       wearing the appropriate type of uniform, which depends on
       whether it was a PCSO employed by the MET police, or a "proper"
       civil enforcement officer.
       However in the first instance I'd go with
       [member=341]DancingDad[/member]'s suggestion.
       I have requested all the designation orders & TMOs for red
       routes in Westminster, I've spotted more than one red route TMO
       with drafting issues so you never know what might turn up.
       #Post#: 3735--------------------------------------------------
       Re: 1 minute over in Loading Bay
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: August 22, 2023, 7:52 pm
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       [member=407]plane340[/member] the traffic order is The GLA Roads
       and GLA Side Roads (Westminster) Red Route Consolidation Traffic
       Order 2008
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       />and the relevant entry appears to be item 4 on page 67, but
       are
       you still with us?
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       Re: 1 minute over in Loading Bay
   DIR By: plane340
       Date: November 21, 2023, 4:33 pm
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       --- Quote from: cp8759 link ---
       >
       > [member=407]plane340[/member] the traffic order is The GLA
       Roads and GLA Side Roads (Westminster) Red Route Consolidation
       Traffic Order 2008
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       />and the relevant entry appears to be item 4 on page 67, but
       are
       you still with us?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       So I appealed for a second time on 29/8/23 with delivery note
       and a short explanation.
       Checked today as not heard anything. Still on hold.
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       Re: 1 minute over in Loading Bay
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: November 22, 2023, 5:22 pm
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       DVLA action means they're likely to send a notice to owner
       without responding to the informal representations. Make sure to
       check the status on the TFL website at least once every 10 days
       or so.
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