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PCN Newham - Code 62 - 760 Barking Road
DIR By: S.M
Date: January 8, 2026, 6:00 pm
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Evening Everyone.
Posting on behalf of a friend. He thought he was parking in a
correct bay and as it was at night didn`t see the markings on
the road.
Does anyone think this can be appealable or he should just bite
the bullet.
He wasn`t parked for long but obviously these kind of PCNs don`t
need observation time at all.
Please let me know if he has any ground of appeal?
Thank you very much
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Re: PCN Newham - Code 62 - 760 Barking Road
DIR By: fraser.mitchell
Date: January 8, 2026, 7:37 pm
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The double-yellow lines are not why the PCN was served.He has
been walloped for parking off-carriageway, an offence in London
since 1974 and which needs no signs or lines. The CEO could have
done him for the double-yellow lines that apply on verges and
footways, not just the carriageway, but which have two
exemptions, (loading and boarding passengers), but
off-carriageway parking doesn't.
However, there is a lot more here than meets the eye, because
there is clearly a bay marked out by blocks : -
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And it's obvious from GSV view over the years, that parking is
allowed on that bay even though the double-yellow lines mean it
should not be. If parking was permitted, then the DYLs should
not be there, and there should be either a single-yellow if the
bay is only allowed at certain times, or no line at all plus a
sign for the bay. Your friend isn't however, fully in the bay,
but partly outside it, hence the ticket, but if logic of the
DYLs is concerned all the cars next to his should have got
tickets.
Look at his car in relation to the drain cover and the bay. I
think his car was partly in the bay. Others more expert than me
will hopefully post more info on how you can prepare a robust
rebuttal of the PCN, but do be aware that the council will
refuse all reps, so he'd have to take them to London Tribunals,
with the full PCN penalty in play. If he wins, nothing to pay,
and if he loses, the PCN penalty is payable, but there are no
other costs.
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