How to Appeal a North West Leicestershire District Parking Ticket
- Leo Musami
- December 7, 2020
Free North West Leicestershire District PCN Appeal Letter
Only 1 person in every 100 tickets issued appeals their parking fine, making it easy for North West Leicestershire District to make the large profits. If more people appeal, councils won’t be able to respond on time and therefore, more appeals will be successful.
- Use the parking fine appeal letter app to write your appeal for free
- Answer a few questions about your parking ticket and the parking situation
- Add pictures of your parking ticket, any photos of signs and evidence
- We will generate your appeal letter with the correct wording and legal points
- Send the appeal letter on North West Leicestershire District's website or on the Traffic Penalty Tribunal website
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Should you Challenge North West Leicestershire District Fines?
Learning how to appeal North West Leicestershire District parking tickets will save you hundreds if not thousands. There is no excuse for paying parking fines early since you have nothing to lose by appealing. In 2019, a report by David Leibling from RAC Foundation showed that councils made a profit of £930 million from UK drivers in parking tickets alone.
It takes a few minutes to write an appeal letter for your North West Leicestershire District parking fine with our app. The previously long and complicated process is now just a few clicks of a mouse and taps on a phone. Imagine having a lawyer helping you appeal your ticket.
Once you have your PDf appeal letter, it takes less than 2 minutes to send it to North West Leicestershire District. This guide has been written to help you appeal your ticket, if your ticket can no longer be appealed, please Check Your Ticket to get our help.
North West Leicestershire District PCN Appeal Process
Check your options on what to do at each stage. For a detailed advice, please check your ticket here
If a parking warden from North West Leicestershire District puts a ticket on your windscreen, you have the option to appeal the ticket within 28 days. There are many ways to beat tickets at this stage. The Parking Mate UK app will help you check some common mistakes made by parking wardens. You have nothing to lose at this stage because if the appeal is rejected, North West Leicestershire District, will offer you the discount amount.
North West Leicestershire District may reject a perfectly written appeal because they know that most people will pay the discount amount rather than risk paying the full amount at Traffic Penalty Tribunal. However, if you have a strong case based on our appeal letter, you should appeal to the Traffic Penalty Tribunal and take the case all the way. If everyone appealed North West Leicestershire District parking fines, most people would win because North West Leicestershire District have to respond within 56 days.
If North West Leicestershire District have rejected your appeal but you have a strong case, you should send your appeal to the Traffic Penalty Tribunal within 28 days of receiving the notice of rejection. Some appeals are successful simply because North West Leicestershire District don’t challenge the appeal. The success rate for London Tribunals is around 55%, so it’s worth a shot.
If you receive a Charge Certificate from North West Leicestershire District, you can still write an appeal or ask them to reduce it to the lower amount. To do this, go to the North West Leicestershire District website and send an appeal. Appeals at this stage may be rejected but there is hope.
If you don’t pay the Charge Certificate, it progresses to the Order for Recovery stage. This means North West Leicestershire District have applied for a warrant to be issued and bailiffs to recover the amount. You can appeal the Order for Recovery within 21 days of it being issued, if you appeal within this time, it will be cancelled.
We recommend contacting our team to support at this stage.
At this stage, you will receive a “Notice of Enforcement” and the bailiff will try to attend your property to recover the unpaid penalty charge.
We recommend contacting our team to support at this stage.
Common North West Leicestershire District PCN Defences
Whatever the reason is that North West Leicestershire District issued you a parking ticket, the Parking Mate UK app will provide easy defences to simply click on. Keep these defences in mind when you are writing your appeal.
- A windscreen PCN must be placed on your car clearly
- The evidence must show the car breaking the rules
- You should have at least 5 minutes observation period
- Taxi/Uber drivers can stop on yellow lines to do pickups
- A postal PCN must be issued within 28 days by first class post
- You are allowed to load and unload heavy or pre-ordered goods
- Taxi drivers can drop people off on single and double yellow lines
- Blue badge holders stop on yellow lines and use pedestrian zones
- Bus lane contraventions should not be minor errors or short distance
- You should have at least 5-10 minutes when paying for parking in a pay and display zone
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North West Leicestershire District Contact Details
Here are the different ways to contact North West Leicestershire District
If your query is not resolved by North West Leicestershire District, you should consider using the complaint process to engage them.
How to Pay North West Leicestershire District Parking Fine
To pay your North West Leicestershire District penalty charge notice. Please follow the instructions on your PCN or see the steps below. You can usually pay by card on the website, cheque, cash at a local pound or by sending a postal order to North West Leicestershire District.
- Go to North West Leicestershire District website
- Select the option to for Parking Fines
- Choose Payment Option
How to Send North West Leicestershire District Appeal
- Go to North West Leicestershire District appeal website
- Enter your details and email address
- Attach the PDF appeal letter to your appeal
- Simply say "See attached letter" in the appeal box
- Submit your appeal and wait for the operator to reply
How to Send Traffic Penalty Tribunal Appeal
- Go to Traffic Penalty Tribunal website to start
- Enter your details and email address
- Attach the PDF appeal letter to your appeal
- Simply say "See attached letter" in the appeal box
- Submit your appeal and wait for the tribunal to reply