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       Re: PCN RYE LANE JUNCTION
       By: MrChips Date: March 9, 2026, 8:23 am
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       For PCNs issued under LLA2003, it's date of notice, not service
       which kicks off the 14/28 day periods.
       #Post#: 112554--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PCN RYE LANE JUNCTION
       By: Ray236 Date: March 9, 2026, 8:39 am
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       Please see reply from council and advise asap if I can appeal ?
       PENALTY CHARGE NOT ICE JK17897929
       DATE OF CONT RAVENT ION Thursday, January 01, 2026 03:41
       VERIFICAT ION CODE
       VEHICLE REGIST RAT ION MARK LN25YKG
       LOCAT ION RYE LANE JUNCTION HANOVER PARK
       CONT RAVENT ION 52m - Failing to comply with a prohibition on
       certain types of vehicle
       AMOUNT OUTST ANDING £80.00
       Notice of Rejection of Representations - Road Traffic Act 1991
       (as amended)
       London Local Authorities Acts 1990 - 2003
       CCTV - Moving Traffic Contraventions
       Dear Sir Or Madam
       Thank you for writing to us.
       We have carefully considered what you say but we have decided
       not to cancel your PCN.
       We sent you a PCN because our CCTV camera evidence shows your
       vehicle going where motor vehicles are not allowed.
       The sign is round, white and has a red border. Within the
       circle, pictures of a motorcycle and motor vehicle indicate that
       these types of vehicle are not permitted to use the route.
       The wording accompanying the restriction signs says, “Except for
       loading 7am – 10am and buses and taxis”. This means
       that vehicles may use the route for the purpose of loading or
       unloading goods (this does not include passengers) between
       7am and 10am, and that buses and taxis are permitted to use the
       route.
       You have stated in your representations that you are a licensed
       Bolt private hire driver and was engaged in a live, prebooked
       journey at the time of this alleged contravention. The
       passenger’s pickup location was beyond the restricted
       junction, and there was no safe or practical alternative route.
       You attempted to avoid entering the junction, but a vehicle
       directly behind me—also a private hire vehicle—blocked your
       turn. You asked the driver to reverse, but they refused, stating
       they were allowed to pick up as taxis. The signage at the
       junction was unclear as to whether it applied to private hire
       vehicles or only licensed taxis, which caused further confusion.
       You contacted the passenger to see if they could move to an
       alternative pickup point. They were unwell and felt unsafe
       walking, particularly at that time and location, so relocating
       was
       not an option. however, this is not a situation that would
       result in cancellation of the penalty charge.
       Due to the shape of the junction where the restriction is
       located and the limited visibility of the restriction signs
       prior to
       reaching the junction, there are large advance warning signs
       prominently displayed on Hanover Park, approximately 100m
       and 30m before the junction. The warning signs are clearly
       visible and provide sufficient time for motorists to alter their
       course to avoid a contravention.
       27/02/2026 73B610
       There are warning signs on Hanover Park, approximately 100m and
       30m before the junction. The warning signs are clearly
       visible and provide sufficient time for motorists to alter their
       course to avoid a contravention.
       The restriction signs and warning signs remain visible at night
       due to the ambient light of surrounding street lighting, and
       they
       are reflectorized to appear brighter under the headlights of
       approaching vehicles.
       I have reviewed the contravention photographs and footage and,
       having taken into consideration your representations, I am
       satisfied that the contravention occurred and the PCN was
       correctly issued.
       You can view photographs and footage of the contravention via
       the following website:
  HTML https://www.southwark.gov.uk/parking-streets-and-transport/parking/parking-tickets/pay-your-parking-ticket<br
       />by clicking ‘pay
       your parking ticket online” then entering the PCN number and
       your VRM
       The enclosed photos help to show why your PCN was issued.
       You have these choices:
       You can pay the discount charge of £80.00. You have 14 days
       beginning with the date that this letter is served on you.
       You can pay £160.00 if you miss the discount period. You have 28
       days beginning with the date that this letter is
       served on you.
       You can appeal against our decision to the London Tribunals
       Environment and Traffic Adjudicators. You have 28 days,
       or within such longer period as an adjudicator may allow,
       beginning with the date that this letter is served on you. To
       make your appeal please use the Appeal Form enclosed with this
       letter and please read the guidance notes before
       completing the form. Appeals must be made to London Tribunals,
       PO Box 460, Hartlepool, TS24 4JE or online at
       www.LondonTribunals.gov.uk. Please do not send your appeal to
       us. If you wish to make any enquiries about your
       appeal, you can also visit the London Tribunals Environment and
       Traffic Adjudicators website at
       www.LondonTribunals.gov.uk or call 020 7520 7200. If you lose
       your appeal, you will have to pay the full charge rather
       than the discount charge (unless the Adjudicator decides
       otherwise). The Adjudicator shall not normally make an order
       awarding costs and expenses but may make such an order against
       either party if he is of the opinion that the party has
       acted frivolously or vexatiously or that his conduct in making,
       pursuing or rejecting the appeal was wholly unreasonable,
       or against an enforcement authority where he considers that the
       disputed decision was wholly unreasonable. The
       Adjudicator may only make an order awarding costs and expenses
       against a party, as detailed above, where that
       party has been given an opportunity of making representations
       against the making of the order.
       If you do nothing
       If, after 28 days, you have taken no action, we may send you a
       Charge Certificate increasing the charge from £160.00 to
       £240.00. You will then have 14 days to pay the increased charge.
       If, after the 14 days, you have not paid the increased
       charge, we may apply to the County Court to recover the money -
       plus court costs - from you.
       How to pay:
       Internet By credit or debit card at
  HTML https://www.southwark.gov.uk/parking-streets-and-transport/parking/parkingtickets/pay-your-parking-ticket<br
       />Please have your Penalty Charge Notice number and issue date,
       vehicle registration
       number and your credit/debit card details available.
       Post By cheque or postal order only, payable to Southwark
       Parking Services. Please make sure you write the Penalty
       Charge Notice number, vehicle registration number and your
       address on the back of the cheque or postal order, and
       send it to: Southwark Parking Services, Admail 4197, London, SE1
       1ZW.
       Do NOT send cash or make a credit card payment by post.
       Post-dated cheques will not be accepte
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       Re: PCN RYE LANE JUNCTION
       By: Ray236 Date: March 10, 2026, 7:02 am
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       Please can you advise on the above asap as my discount period is
       coming to a end soon need to know if to pay or appeal best
       option please many thanks.
       #Post#: 112703--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PCN RYE LANE JUNCTION
       By: fraser.mitchell Date: March 10, 2026, 9:36 am
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       The council have rejected your representations on the basis that
       you are not a "licenced" taxicab. So I assume the taxis that are
       allowed to pass the sign are the traditional Hackney cabs,
       sometimes called "black cabs" but not private hire cabs.
       However, I'm not up to speed on this aspect so wait and see if
       anybody else can give a definitive answer.
       #Post#: 112915--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PCN RYE LANE JUNCTION
       By: ivanleo Date: March 11, 2026, 4:28 pm
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       [quote author=NTIAEP link=topic=9759.msg112541#msg112541
       date=1773061743]
       [member=24]Hippocrates[/member] [member=1]cp8759[/member] - your
       thoughts?
       [/quote]
       Really sorry but I don't have capacity to look at this.
       #Post#: 113327--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PCN RYE LANE JUNCTION
       By: Ray236 Date: March 15, 2026, 11:31 am
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       please can advise asap as my discount period is ending
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