Parking ticket - can I appeal?
I paid for a parking ticket at a ferry port, which was to be displayed on the dashboard (non-sticky). When I got back from a two day trip a parking charge note was attached as the ticket had slipped down the dashboard under the screen (either due to closing the door or strong overnight winds or whatever)
I have scanned the valid ticket through but have been told the appeal has been turned down. What can I do?
I have scanned the valid ticket through but have been told the appeal has been turned down. What can I do?
Asked on 3 January 2014 by jonesys
Answered by
Honest John
Simple case of failing to display and I don't think you can wriggle out of this one, even if it eventually went to court.
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