Parking support for organisations

Manage parking notices through one structured process.

Send parking notices received for your organisation's vehicles, with the relevant driver, hire or keeper records. Each notice is assessed separately so a private parking appeal is not confused with a council representation or court document.

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Fleet and business parking notices

Keep the vehicle records with the notice.

A fleet ticket may reach the hire company, employer or vehicle keeper before the person who used the vehicle sees it. Supply that correspondence and the relevant agreement so liability and deadlines can be checked before a response is prepared.

01

Vehicle and keeper details

Match the registration and notice date to the correct vehicle, keeper and any hire agreement.

02

Driver's account and records

Collect the account of the journey and relevant delivery, booking, payment or permit records without guessing who was driving.

03

Authorised correspondence

Identify who can authorise an appeal for the named recipient and provide that authority when requested.

04

Later letters

Forward debt letters, rejections and court documents with the existing case reference so the correct deadline is addressed.

How it works

Handle each business vehicle notice with its records

Keep the original notice, vehicle records and correspondence together so responsibility and deadlines are not lost between offices or drivers.

Step 1 of 4

Match the notice to the vehicle

Check the registration and parking date against the fleet or hire record. Include any letter received by the hire company before the notice reached your organisation.

Business parking ticket assessment

Send the notice and the vehicle records.

Start with the latest notice. Include earlier correspondence if the hire company or another office received it first.

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