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subman101
Do you still have to pay for the car park there?
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No. But you are time-limited (think it is 90 mins) then you get a fine. ANPR.
Think now that if you have a party or something and overstay if you arrange it with PH beforehand they can waive any charges.
Think now that if you have a party or something and overstay if you arrange it with PH beforehand they can waive any charges.
Secure, If its a private company it'll be a speculative invoice. A private company has no authority to issue fines, they work on the basis of dressing them up to look like local authority or police fines on the idea that a lot of people would pay without questioning them!
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But assuming they own the car park, I guess they can?
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It may look like a fine, but it's really an invoice which they expect you to pay for agreeing to the terms and conditions of using their land. They can purchase you details via the DVLA which presumably explains the increase in admin costs for them and which is therefore passed onto you.
Must admit, pay and display car parks put me off going to some shopping outlets, especially since other stores within the chain are often placed in free car parks within a 15-20 minute drive.
Must admit, pay and display car parks put me off going to some shopping outlets, especially since other stores within the chain are often placed in free car parks within a 15-20 minute drive.
