parking fines

[deggers316]

a while ago i said i heard that you could not get a parking ticket if the attendant had not put it on your car i:e: you drove off in the process of him writing it out and everyone who replied on here said that was rubbish
in today news (bbc on line news)i read this so seems i was right

"They will also be able to issue a penalty even when a motorist has driven away before a ticket can be physically placed on their car.

Transport Minister Rosie Winterton said this was vital because "some people will drive away very quickly if they see a parking attendant approaching".

[Ethel]

Council employed parking attendants had to affix the notice to the vehicle.

Police employed traffic wardens didn't - a NIP would be sent through the post.

[NORMANTHEDOG]

not anymore,once the warden has started to write it down,it counts and will be sent in the post

[bednobs]

surely what you are saying makes you wrong and the people that answered you right?

[deggers316]

bed knobs
read ethels answer
i am right where the council warden are concerned (up to now)

[Doc Spock]

Is it legal to shoot a traffic warden if you give them a 10 second warning.