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Essentially, appealing to adjudicators is double-or-quits.

There is no additional cost in doing this, but you lose the discount option. To do this, you will have to appeal the PCN, get rejected then appeal to the tribunal. The only way to argue your case is to take them to London Tribunals. They collect the money if you pay up so are hardly unbiased. However the main caveat to the above, is that the council will swear blind they have obeyed the law, and refuse all appeals. High Street is very long, and one could argue that repeater signs should be in place as it is easy for the signs to be missed if a high-sided vehicle is on front of the vehicle when entering. Whilst it is legal to only place signs at the start of this restricted zone, the council also have a duty to ensure the restriction is clearly indicated to motorists. Thanks a lot and apologies for the wall of text Where my car was parked from the other side (no signs shown) Where my car was parked from one side (no signs shown) Do I have any grounds for an appeal here and what would be the best way to contest this?

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I would never have parked there if I thought I wasn't allowed to especially as there were numerous bays available which were all free as it was a Sunday, I just assumed it was alright considering no signs are nearby. I spoke to a dustinbin man collector around the area and he went everyone always gets caught around there as there is no clear sign given nearby and no lines. The side of the highstreet where I entered had this sign other side of the highstreet has do not feel this is justified as there should be a yellow line or at least signs along the high street as it is really difficult to spot when you go to park. After coming home and having a look on google, I realised that on either end of a long high street there was a parking restriction zone notice when entering either end of the highstreet which is quite obscurred when you have a bus in front of you or even if you are just driving normally as you have your eye on the road as it's a busy area.

There were a lot of other cars parked there too and the location of this came back to my car to find a PCN, I looked around and took some photos and a video and couldn't see any signs nearby or on the entire high street. So today I parked on orpington high street and there was no yellow line or any parking restrictions listed where I parked. I would like some advice in regards to a parking ticket I recieved.