![]() Loading/Unloading appeal letter for COMMERCIAL VEHICLESThese template letters should be used only in the specific circumstances for which they are designed - ie where vehicles have been ticketed whilst making bona-fida stops for the purposes of loading or unloading. Please do not abuse the system. Worthing First is keen to promote a well regulated parking environment in Worthing which will meet both the needs of visitors and the businesses they are visiting. copy/paste this letter into WORD - then edit the YELLOW textYour Name
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Ref: Insert Ticket Number / Insert Vehicle Reg Informal Challenge against a Parking Ticket (1) Vehicle and location details I wish to challenge the ticket issued against my vehicle (registration no ***) at (time) on (date) at (name of location). You will note that this challenge has been sent so as to be received by you within 14 days of the ticket being issued. (2) Grounds for challenge – loading/unloading At the time the ticket was issued, the vehicle was loading/unloading business goods to (name and address of business). The driver of the vehicle was moving between the vehicle and the premises for no more than (time in minutes) minutes. There were no convenient alternatives and the vehicle was not causing an obstruction. My understanding is that commercial vehicles are allowed to collect and deliver goods and that if any paperwork needs to be checked, such as delivery notes or invoices, the time this takes can be included in the loading/unloading time allowed. Please consider the above challenge carefully. The vehicle was loading/unloading and no abuse of the system was intended or occurred. I look forward to receiving confirmation of the outcome of this appeal and confirm that if rejected, I will send a formal Notice of Appeal to Worthing Borough Council.
(Your signature) (Your name) alternatively - right click / save as HERE to download the WORD template please bear in mind...Before you appeal please make sure you understand the law - take a look at this website below for information on yellow line restrictions. Pay particular attention to the 'no loading' blips. |
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