Contravention Code 28
Parked in a special enforcement area on part of the carriageway raised to meet the level of a footway, cycle track or verge – Contravention Code 28
How to have your penalty charge notice (PCN) for this parking contravention cancelled.
We may be able to assist you in having your penalty charge notice for this contravention cancelled.
Follow our 3 stage process:
1 Check: Specific grounds for appeal for this contravention (below on this page)
This may also include diagrams and pictures showing signage requirements etc.
2 Check: General grounds for appeal
Applies to most contraventions.
3 Check: Summarised parking adjudicators decisions
Includes details of example cases won.
Specific grounds of appeal for this contravention
Below we show diagrams of the signs which must be in situ by law and much more information that will help you decide whether to appeal against your penalty charge notice.
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1. Sometimes in narrow streets in London drivers park partly on the pavement in order to assist the free flow of traffic. However you may well receive a penalty charge notice even though your intentions may have been good! In such cases you should write in although it is unlikely that you would be successful.
2. May be one of your wheels was on the pavement because you did a bad parking job and the kerb was very low so you didn’t realise that you were partly on the pavement. Again you could write in but don’t hold your breath.
3. Please remember that you may cite compassionate grounds as a reason for asking for your PCN to be cancelled.
Please see our section on parking adjudicators decisions which will have details of cases for this contravention.
Below: Below are signs and road markings that should be in situ either at the roadside or on the pavement where pavement parking is allowed. Please note the permitted variations and any sizes shown.