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Bus Lane PCN due to inadequate signage - help needed
DIR By: Rinser129083
Date: April 15, 2025, 11:17 am
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I have received a PCN from Bradford council, it was a surprise
to me when I opened the letter as I was unaware I had been in
any bus lanes at all. I have googled the exact location and to
no surprise it's already been sucessfully and publically
challenged, please see here:
HTML https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/17488191.driver-wins-bradford-bus-lane-appeal-bad-signs-church-bank/
My case is the exact same, I turned from Peckover Street and
because it was busy (peak time as you can see on the PCN) and
due to the bad placement of the signs, I was not able to see
them. I then had no choice but to enter the bus lane further
down the road or risk a dangerous manoeuvre.
I'm looking for advice on how I should go about challenging
this, and I want to know if there's any way to access the
documents or the judgment made by the adjudicator mentioned in
the case I have linked. I can see the man who challenged the PCN
was named Anthony Bryce, but I am unsure how I could look
through the archives to find such a thing.
Please can someone with a bit more experience lend me a hand?
Thanks guys!
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Re: Bus Lane PCN due to inadequate signage - help needed
DIR By: fraser.mitchell
Date: April 15, 2025, 2:22 pm
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Unfortunately, the Traffic Penalties Tribunal does not operate
an on-line statutory register available to the public. This is
unlike London Tribunals who's statutory register has been
on-line for decades now. Quite why TPT are so backward is a
mystery. If you can obtain the case number, you can ask for it
to be sent to you.
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