Traffic Penalty Tribunal

Example Cases

Cloned vehicles

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There is a known national problem with vehicle cloning, including road fund licence details.


BH318
The appellant - a garage - had been issued with an NTO following a contravention by a garage courtesy car. They appealed on the ground that they had never received a PCN and that the vehicle to which the PCN had been issued must have been cloned. The Adjudicator was not persuaded that such cloning would involve the duplication of the name of the garage as displayed on the actual courtesy car.
The appeal was dismissed.

  1. 1. Appeal outcomes: Allowed or dismissed
  2. 2. Condition of signs and lines
  3. 3. Suspended bays
  4. 4. Inconsistent enforcement
  5. 5. Fluttering tickets
  6. 6. When is a highway not a highway?
  7. 7. The admissibility of evidence
  8. 8. Taxis and private-hire vehicles
  9. 9. Payment going astray
  10. 10. Taken without owner's consent
  11. 11. Owner not the driver
  12. 12. Circumstances beyond driver's control
  13. 13. Going for change
  14. 14. Parked beyond bay markings
  15. 15. The issue of evidence
  16. 16. You are here: Cloned vehicles
  17. 17. Issues of PCN accuracy
  18. 18. Disc Zones
  19. 19. Vehicles on hire
  20. 20. Council discretion
  21. 21. Issues with Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs' or local parking bylaws)
  22. 22. Credit Card Surcharge