"The funniest book on parking tickets ever written!"
Barrie Segal shares the wildest parking ticket stories from around the world in his new book The Parking Ticket Awards: Crazy Councils, Meter Madness and Traffic Warden Hell
Some recent testimonials from AppealNow.com clients
Dear Barrie
You may be pleased to learn that I have just been informed that Westminster City Council accept that I was ... not contravening the parking regulations. They have informed me that I will be receiving a full refund of my £115 fines. We have achieved this is in only 19 working days! I have no doubt whatsoever that it would not have happened without your unstinting encouragement, advice and support - thank you very much! [PC]
Barrie you are a star. I received a council letter today telling me that the parking ticket had been cancelled. I think that represents the quickest climb down since Tarzan saw Jane. Many thanks. [M]
We were in total dispair. Thanks to you we got all the fraudulently issued parking tickets cancelled. [ZA]
WARNING BE CAREFUL OUT THERE!!
Remember during Bank Holidays some councils are issuing parking tickets if you park on single yellow lines even though they may let you park for free on meters. This also applies to Bus Lanes. Remember that if a Saturday falls during a Bank Holiday weekend it is treated as a normal Saturday for parking purposes!
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Wandsworth council's prosecution of Blue Badge misuse and fraud and misuse has produced £245,000 in fines (which go to HM Treatury) and £405,000 court costs which the council receives.
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