{"id":122008,"date":"2023-12-02T10:59:52","date_gmt":"2023-12-02T10:59:52","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/uklevitrasupport.com\/?p=122008"},"modified":"2023-12-02T10:59:52","modified_gmt":"2023-12-02T10:59:52","slug":"driver-wins-parking-ticket-row-after-proving-councils-signs-were-6cm-too-small","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/uklevitrasupport.com\/world-news\/driver-wins-parking-ticket-row-after-proving-councils-signs-were-6cm-too-small\/","title":{"rendered":"Driver wins parking ticket row after proving councils signs were 6cm too small"},"content":{"rendered":"

A driver has won a parking ticket row after proving the council's parking signs were too small.<\/p>\n

Chris Burton, 42, was bemused when finding a parking ticket after dropping his dad at a hospital appointment and started to investigate. After noticing that the sign looked too small, he whipped out his tape measure to investigate, discovering that he was in fact right and the sign was six centimetres short of the 20cm requirement.<\/p>\n

A ruling made in the county court said that Chris's parking fine should be 'revoked' after he sent pages of evidence, including his measurements of the sign. Chris who is a TV cameraman from Manchester said: "I want to encourage others to go back to Bury council with old tickets to say they weren\u2019t legal."<\/p>\n

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He continued: "UK law says signs have to be 20cm in size, but when I checked the signs that were there, they were only 14cm."<\/p>\n

The incident occurred on May 25 this year after he decided to park his car on a nearby road after being unable to find a spot in the hospital car park.<\/p>\n

After returning to his Volkswagen Sharan, he found the penalty charge notice (PCN) on his windshield. <\/p>\n

He contested it straight away but was immediately knocked back, so decided to lodge further appeals in June, but with no response for months.<\/p>\n

Finally, in September he was told by the council that they would be taking the case to the Northampton County Court to recover costs.<\/p>\n

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