does anyone know whether after been given a parking ticket and you don’t move can they give you a second one the next day and the next etc… just wondering because it costs me £39.00 to park for the weekend but if I parked outside the truck park and got a parking ticket it only cost £30.00 ?
I would imagine so yes, especially if it runs into two days.
you could also be possibly be clamped /wired towed so is it worth it .
4aaaa4dd:
does anyone know whether after been given a parking ticket and you don’t move can they give you a second one the next day and the next etc… just wondering because it costs me £39.00 to park for the weekend but if I parked outside the truck park and got a parking ticket it only cost £30.00 ?
So for the sake of parking outside the truck park & not paying the extra £9 to park in the truck park, I suspect that you`ll still want to use the facilities of said truck park i.e: the showers but not contributing towards the running costs of them 
yep, loads of exotic cars in london with a windscreen full of parking tickets because the owner doesn’t give a f…
Just pay the extra £9 for the truck park, I’d rather voluntarily give my money to them than some scumbag council
nick2008:
you could also be possibly be clamped /wired towed so is it worth it .
No you can’t it’s illegal
Dafman:
nick2008:
you could also be possibly be clamped /wired towed so is it worth it .No you can’t it’s illegal
I believe it is only illegal to be clamped by private companies, but that local councils can still clamp/ tow etc.
well you learn something everyday
A parking ticket ceases at midnight on the day it’s issued. Once you get a ticket, you don’t need to move and can stay put until midnight - unless they tow etc.
After midnight they can issue a new ticket.
I recently parked overnight in Beckton, London. Woke up to find two tickets on my windscreen, for “violating parking restrictions in a controlled residential zone, vehicle in excess of 7.5t” - bit strange as there were no signs saying I couldn’t park there, and there were no houses either!!
Ticket 1 - issued at 23.43 hours
Ticket 2 - issued at 00.19 hours
Both issued by the same Enforcement Officer, phoned Council and they confirmed the midnight changeover. They did agree to rescind the 2nd ticket as a goodwill gesture, but weren’t interested in discussing the lack of signage or lack or houses!!
Oh well.
Is it the same with speeding, ie going down a road and setting 3 or 4 speed cameras off, after all you were only speeding once 
OP, are we talking private parking tickets or Council/Police ones?
best bit of advice I ever got from a parking attendant was to put a big sign saying broken down in your windscreen and put hazard lights on, ive beaten 4 tickets so far this way, better than a disabled badge, not sure if its good for overnihjt hgv parking but handy for popping into co-op for a few bits
Company pays parking for weekend but plenty of foreign trucks on yellows are getting away with it outside just thought I could save the company a little that’s all
4aaaa4dd:
Company pays parking for weekend but plenty of foreign trucks on yellows are getting away with it outside just thought I could save the company a little that’s all
Are you on Brit plates or foreign plates…if the former, you’ve no chance
Herongate:
A parking ticket ceases at midnight on the day it’s issued. Once you get a ticket, you don’t need to move and can stay put until midnight - unless they tow etc.After midnight they can issue a new ticket.
I recently parked overnight in Beckton, London. Woke up to find two tickets on my windscreen, for “violating parking restrictions in a controlled residential zone, vehicle in excess of 7.5t” - bit strange as there were no signs saying I couldn’t park there, and there were no houses either!!
Ticket 1 - issued at 23.43 hours
Ticket 2 - issued at 00.19 hoursBoth issued by the same Enforcement Officer, phoned Council and they confirmed the midnight changeover. They did agree to rescind the 2nd ticket as a goodwill gesture, but weren’t interested in discussing the lack of signage or lack or houses!!
Oh well.
britvic? E6? 
signed as you turn left A13 or if you come off Woolwich ferry to the roundabout! 
Herongate:
A parking ticket ceases at midnight on the day it’s issued. Once you get a ticket, you don’t need to move and can stay put until midnight - unless they tow etc.After midnight they can issue a new ticket.
I recently parked overnight in Beckton, London. Woke up to find two tickets on my windscreen, for “violating parking restrictions in a controlled residential zone, vehicle in excess of 7.5t” - bit strange as there were no signs saying I couldn’t park there, and there were no houses either!!
Ticket 1 - issued at 23.43 hours
Ticket 2 - issued at 00.19 hoursBoth issued by the same Enforcement Officer, phoned Council and they confirmed the midnight changeover. They did agree to rescind the 2nd ticket as a goodwill gesture, but weren’t interested in discussing the lack of signage or lack or houses!!
Oh well.
How much was the fine■■?