Highview Parking – Pay or Appeal?
Did you receive a private parking fine from Highview Parking, and are unsure if you should pay or appeal? You’re not alone! Every month, more than 130,000 people visit our website to understand fines and parking tickets.
Which? found that unclear rules and various payment methods in private car parks are partly to blame for an increased number of fines.1
So if you’re feeling overwhelmed by the process, don’t worry. This article will help you with clear and simple guidance on:
- Who Highview Parking Ltd is.
- Understanding a Highview Parking PCN.
- The cost of a Highview Parking fine.
- Contacting Highview Parking.
- Appealing against a Highview Parking fine.
We know getting a private parking fine can be a real bother. But don’t worry, we’re here to help.
Remember, it’s essential to understand your rights and the appeal process before you make any decisions.
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What should I do with a Highview Parking fine?
Why would you get a fine?
You could get a Highview PCN for allegedly breaching the T&Cs of using a car park the operator manages.
The most common reasons are:
- You failed to pay the correct fee to park
- You didn’t park correctly
- Your vehicle was left in a bay reserved for the disabled or families with your children
- You overstayed an allotted time to park for free
Can you appeal against it?
Make sure you follow the parking charge dispute process and make your appeal by the deadline given. Also, you should never pay before making the appeal.
Appeal Process Steps
If you want to appeal your Highview Parking PCN, it’s crucial to understand the steps you should take. That’s why we’ve created this table to explain the process. For more information, don’t forget to check out our specialized guide.
| Process: | Steps you should take: |
|---|---|
| When you receive the ticket… | You should gather as much evidence as you can to support your appeal claim and prove that the ticket was unfairly issued. |
| If you were given the ticket in person/attached to your car… | You must make an informal appeal (sent to the local authority/council that issued the PCN) within 14 days. This should be a letter with the evidence proving why the ticket was incorrectly given. |
| If it was posted to you… | You will be given 21 days to submit an informal appeal (from the day you received the letter). Your informal appeal should be a letter with the evidence proving why the ticket was incorrectly given. |
| If the informal appeal is rejected… | You will receive a Notice to Owner and will have 28 days to respond to this with a formal appeal. You can conduct the formal appeal online or via paper form. The Traffic Penalty Tribunal can send you one of these forms. |
| If the formal appeal is rejected… | You will receive a Notice of Rejection. From here, you are free to challenge the council’s verdict at an independent tribunal. |
| If the independent tribunal disagrees with your appeal… | You should pay the ticket within 28 days of the tribunal rejecting your appeal. If you don’t, the fine will be increased by 50%. If you don’t have the money to pay the fine, you should contact Citizens Advice or another debt charity. |
Keep in mind that if you decide to appeal a Highview PCN, you must do so on the GroupNexus website.
In short, there’s an online option to pay or appeal a Highview Parking Charge Notice. Plus, don’t forget to file an appeal within 14 days which stops the operator from taking the matter further until a decision is made.
What if the appeal is rejected?
Can you ignore them?
The consequences of ignoring Highview Parking charges can lead to more stress. If you ignore Highview Parking, there is a slim chance that they will stop pursuing the payment and you won’t have to pay.
In short, ignoring a parking ticket from Highview is risky.
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Highview Parking Contact Details
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