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       #Post#: 74447--------------------------------------------------
       Merton Council - 31J - Entering and stopping in a box junction
       when prohibited
   DIR By: bertie21980
       Date: June 2, 2025, 7:46 pm
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       Hello, a driver I know received a PCN for entering a box
       junction. I've looked at the video and the driver is on the
       junction for about 2 minutes so I can't see any other option but
       to pay it. But I was wondering if the roadworks on the box
       junction could possibly be a factor in any way.
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       Any help would be appreciated.
       #Post#: 74460--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Merton Council - 31J - Entering and stopping in a box
       junction when prohibited
   DIR By: MrChips
       Date: June 3, 2025, 2:00 am
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       Can't see any issues with the video footage, it's an open and
       shut case in that respect!
       The date on the PCN is almost three months after the date of the
       contravention. Is the vehicle leased, hired, or any other reason
       why this might be? Normally the council only gets 28 days to
       serve it.
       The PCN has a very specific timing for the contravention,
       including the seconds.  Technically the offence occurs when the
       driver causes the vehicle to enter the box junction in the first
       place which is a few seconds earlier than stated - but I don't
       think this would be a strong point of appeal!
       #Post#: 74523--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Merton Council - 31J - Entering and stopping in a box
       junction when prohibited
   DIR By: Hippocrates
       Date: June 3, 2025, 6:02 am
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       Also a technical issue with their website.
       #Post#: 74617--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Merton Council - 31J - Entering and stopping in a box
       junction when prohibited
   DIR By: bertie21980
       Date: June 3, 2025, 1:49 pm
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       --- Quote from: MrChips link ---
       >
       > Can't see any issues with the video footage, it's an open and
       shut case in that respect!
       >
       > The date on the PCN is almost three months after the date of
       the contravention. Is the vehicle leased, hired, or any other
       reason why this might be? Normally the council only gets 28 days
       to serve it.
       >
       > The PCN has a very specific timing for the contravention,
       including the seconds.  Technically the offence occurs when the
       driver causes the vehicle to enter the box junction in the first
       place which is a few seconds earlier than stated - but I don't
       think this would be a strong point of appeal!
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Yes, it is a hired vehicle. The driver no longer hires the car.
       I suppose as it happened around 3 months ago is probably the
       reason why my friend was surprised at receiving the PCN
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