The Traffic Penalty Tribunal hears appeals against Penalty Charge Notices (PCNs) issued by or on behalf of the Roads Service. Penalty Charge Notices are issued against a person contravening a parking restriction.

The Tribunal is conducted by an Adjudicator, who is a qualified solicitor/barrister with at least 5 years' legal experience. The Adjudicator sits to consider the issues relevant to each appeal and will then give a decision based on all the available facts. The decision of the Adjudicator is binding on both the person who is appealing and on the Roads Service.

• What is the Traffic Penalty Tribunal (TPT)?
• What does it do?
• How do I appeal?
• What happens if my appeal is late?
• What happens at my appeal?
• Telephone Conferencing Guidance
• What happens next?
• What is a Statutory Declaration?
• The grounds on which you can appeal
• Previous Adjudications
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