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  Appealing against a parking ticket when someone else was driving Appealing a parking ticket if you have a Blue Badge When to appeal a parking ticket Appealing a parking ticket Stop being chased for a parking ticket

• Appealing a parking ticket

  How to appeal depends on the type of parking ticket you have - check what the ticket says before you start. Most parking tickets will be one of: a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) or an Excess Charge

• When to appeal a parking ticket

  Your parking ticket should be cancelled if one of the reasons on this page applies to you. It’s free to make an informal appeal by contacting whoever gave you the parking ticket, so it’s well worth

• Stop being chased for a parking ticket

  You shouldn’t get letters demanding payment if you’re appealing a parking ticket or have already paid. Letters like this can be harassment, so you can take steps to stop them. Don’t be tempted

• Appealing a parking ticket if you have a Blue Badge

  It's worth appealing your parking ticket if you were parked correctly, or if you got a ticket because of your mobility problems.  A Blue Badge lets you use certain on-street parking spots

• Appealing against a parking ticket when someone else was driving

  weren’t responsible for the car when it was parked. You might still be able to appeal if you lent your car to someone and they got a parking ticket – it depends on the type of ticket. Even if you can’t

• Law and courts

  tickets How to appeal a parking ticket and stop being chased because of one. Civil rights Human rights Young people's rights

• Using your Blue Badge

  use your Blue Badge in some areas Before you travel, check where you can park with a Blue Badge on GOV.UK to avoid getting a ticket, or on the local council's website if you're parking in Scotland

• Complaining about bailiffs

  . Address your letter to the council tax department. You haven’t paid a parking ticket Check what kind of parking ticket you have. It could be a ‘penalty charge notice’ from the council or a ‘parking

• Applying for a Blue Badge

  .  You’ll need to: have severe problems with both of your arms explain why you need to drive regularly  have severe problems using parking ticket machines or meters  When you apply, you should describe