Motoring group the AA has warned that rogue enforcement "so that" drivers you can think parking companies in which your details by the driver and vehicle licensing agency (using) lawfully pursue.
The claim comes after a rule change that came into force of this week, which means that only companies that are registered as authorised operators of the British Parking Association addresses through the via can resolve.
According to some "cowboy" companies that are unregistered with the Association AA are the new rules ignore the operators ability, follow up on tickets to Regeln.Diese companies have driver details, were threatened unless you receive fast payment for the alleged infringement.
The Motorsport group is the advice received a ticket to verify the name of the company against the list of approved operators and to report you to trading standards if you are not registered.
It proposes that in such a case, the it up to the individual is whether you decide the fine numbers or not, depending on whether you believe that it include the nature of the infringement that claims the ticket issued reasonably taken into account wurde.Faktoren stresses AA the fine is how proportionate and how appropriate signs warning are that it is private.
AA head who Watters public affairs Paul said: "these companies are drivers who pay the ticket quickly to avoid foot and because you are intimidated by the threat of being chased by debt collectors, the home address of the owner of using gave."
"Drivers must pay your own choices, whether you admit parking rules breaks and fines."
"We hope that cowboy companies either to give up, or sign up to and compliance with the approved operator scheme are pushed."
Last month announced the Ministry of Interior, the Government sought, to an appeal have Court establishing system for drivers who think by spanner wrong was done.
Clamping device and even award force compensation for victims to pay excessive fees back prospective legislation, part of which could crime and safety bill currently making its way through Parliament.
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