Appeal

According to the signage on the site, parking is only allowed if:

The fee is paid at the designated pay machine.

Correct registration number and zone code entered in valid mobile payment option.
The parking attendant has noted that payment was not made at the time of the check.

Common objections:

The ATM didn't work, but I didn't report it.
I have paid, but in a different ATM.
I was delayed and the time I paid for expired.
I accidentally entered an incorrect registration number when I bought my digital parking ticket.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.

Dom: FT 418-18

According to the signage at the site, parking is limited. At the time of surveillance, the parking attendant either had the vehicle under surveillance or carried out a so-called valve check, and found that the vehicle had been parked for longer than the permitted time.

Common objections are:

I didn't know what P meant.
I didn't see the sign.
I was delayed.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.

Judgement: FT 1647-03

The parking ticket noticed at the time of surveillance was invalid.

The reason may be, for example, that the parking ticket was:

Exit on time.
Incorrectly filled in.
Loose in another ATM.

Common objections are:

I was delayed.
I paid for my parking ticket at the nearest pay machine.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.

According to the signage on the site, a fee must be paid. This must also be demonstrated by:

The parking ticket is fully legible inside the front window of the vehicle or the correct registration number is entered in the valid mobile payment option. At the time of surveillance, the parking attendant has not found either the valid parking ticket, placed fully legible inside the front window of the vehicle, or the registered mobile payment option.

Common objections are:

The parking ticket had fallen from the windscreen.
It took time to change the money.
I forgot to put the parking ticket in the front window, but I paid.
The pay machine didn't work, but I didn't report it.
I entered the wrong zone code, but I paid.
I entered the wrong registration number, but I paid.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.

Dom FT 8878-05

For parking to be permitted, the parking ticket must be redeemed and placed clearly visible and fully legible inside the front window of the vehicle. At the time of surveillance, the parking attendant was unable to read the entire front of the parking ticket.

Judgment: FT 8878-05

According to the signage on the site, parking is free provided that a parking disc is:

Set to the correct time of arrival rounded to the nearest whole or half hour and placed fully legible inside the front window of the vehicle.

At the time of surveillance, the parking attendant did not find a readable parking disc in the vehicle.

Common objections are:
I didn't know I had to have a parking disc.
I forgot to present the parking disc.
It took me a long time to get a parking disc where I parked.
The disc had fallen off the front window.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.

Dom 8878-05

According to the signage on the site, parking is free provided that a parking disc is:

Set to the correct time of arrival rounded to the nearest whole or half hour and placed fully legible inside the front window of the vehicle.

At the time of surveillance, the parking attendant has observed that the time for permitted parking does not correspond to the time set on the parking disc.

A common objection to this violation is:

I set the parking disc to the wrong time by mistake.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.

In order to park on the site, a valid parking permit for the area is required according to the posted rules. The parking permit must be placed inside the front window of the vehicle, fully legible from the outside. At the time of surveillance, the parking attendant did not find a legible parking permit.

Common objections are:

I forgot to present the parking permit.
The parking permit was in another car.
I have not received my new parking permit.
I didn't know I needed a parking permit.
There were no other parking spaces available.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.

Dom 8878-05

The car park is signposted with a P and a disabled symbol, which means that you must use a European Union model parking permit, known as an EU disabled parking permit. The parking permit must be placed inside the front window of the vehicle and be fully legible from the outside. The period of validity must also be indicated. At the time of surveillance, the parking attendant did not find a legible, valid parking permit.

Common objections are:

I forgot to present the parking permit.
The parking permit had fallen from the front window.
I was afraid that the parking permit would be stolen.
I am disabled but I don't have a parking permit.
I didn't know what the sign meant.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.

Judgment: FT 883-05

According to the signage on the site, this is a pre-leased/reserved site. In order to park in this space, you must be authorized. According to our information, you were not authorized, therefore a control fee has been issued.

Common objections are:

I didn't see the sign.
I didn't know I wasn't allowed to park there.
There was no other space available.
I only parked for a short while.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.

Dom: FT 25367-05

According to the signage on the site, you have parked in a reserved unoccupied space. According to our information, the space in question is not rented.

The most common objections to this infringement are:

I was just going to park for a short while.
I knew the space wasn't rented, so I didn't take anyone's place.
There was no other space available.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.

Dom: FT 4147-05

The car park is intended for visitors, as indicated by the signage. According to our information, the vehicle is registered to an address in this area.

Visitors can also be in a customer or company car park. Then you are a visitor as long as you are on the premises in question. At the time of the parking attendant's check, the vehicle did not belong to a customer or visitor.

Common objections are:

The driver of the car does not live in the area.
I was just going to park for a short while.
I have lent my space to a visitor, so I parked my car in the visitor's car park.
Someone had taken my space, so I used the visitor's car park.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.

Judgment: FT 516-05

The entrance to the car park is marked with a P. If the parking spaces are marked with arrow signs or painted lines on the ground, parking is only allowed within these markings. Parking is only allowed within the spaces marked with arrow signs or with painted lines on the ground. At the time of surveillance, the parking attendant has established that the vehicle is parked outside the markings.

Common objections are:

The parking lot was full.
I wasn't in anyone's way.
Others had parked the same way.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.

FT 19672-06

The place where the vehicle is parked is marked with a no parking sign, so parking is not allowed.

Common objections are:

I didn't stand in anyone's way.
I didn't see the sign.
I was just going to park for a short while.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.

At the entrance to the area there is a sign E20 Area sign. This means that parking in the area is only allowed in parking spaces marked P. All other spaces are no parking. This applies until you have passed the sign E21 End of area. The vehicle has been parked in a place not marked with a P.

Common objections are:

I didn't see/understand the signage.
I wasn't in anyone's way.
There was no vacancy.
Others had parked the same way.
I only parked for a short time.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.

At the time of surveillance, the parking attendant found more than one parking disc readable inside the front window of the vehicle. As parking is time-limited, only one parking disc may be used to indicate the time of arrival.

Common objections are:

I didn't know I had two parking discs.
One of the parking discs was stuck to the front window.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.

FT 3413-05

The car park is signposted so that only a certain type of vehicle can be parked on the site. Your vehicle is not one of those listed on the signage.

Common objections are:

There were no other vacancies.
I parked for a short while.
I didn't understand the sign.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.

FT 7435-19

According to the signage on the site, parking is only allowed if:

A special loading fee has been paid at the designated pay machine and a valid ticket in paper or digital format is available.

or

Correct registration number and zone code entered in valid mobile payment option.

The parking attendant has noted that the special charge was not paid at the time of the inspection.

Common objections are:

I didn't understand the sign.
I didn't know how to pay the fee for charging.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.

The reason for issuing the inspection fee is indicated in the note box on the inspection fee.

According to the posted rules, a valid ticket or a correctly set parking disc is required to park on the site.

The ticket in paper or digital format must be valid and the parking disc must be set to the correct arrival time rounded to the nearest whole or half hour.

At the time of surveillance, the parking attendant found that a valid ticket or a correctly set parking disc was missing.

Common objections are:

The payment machine didn't work, but I didn't report it.
I gave the wrong registration number, but I paid.
The parking ticket/p disc had fallen from the front window.
It took a long time for me to get a parking disc where I parked.
I forgot to present the ticket/disc.
I set the parking disc to the wrong time by mistake.
I was delayed.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.

Dom FT 8878-05

According to the signage on the site, this is a pre-leased/reserved site. In order to park in this space, you must be authorized. According to our information, you were not authorised and a fine has been issued.

Common objections are:

I didn't see the sign.
I didn't know I wasn't allowed to park there.
There was no other space available.
I only parked for a short while.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.

Dom: FT 25367-05

At the entrance to the area there is a sign E20 Area sign. This means that parking in the area is only allowed in areas marked with a P. All other areas are no parking areas. This applies until you have passed the sign E21 End of area. The vehicle has been parked in a place not marked with a P.

Common objections are:

I didn't see/understand the signage.
I wasn't in anyone's way.
There was no vacancy.
Others had parked the same way.
I only parked for a short time.

These objections and the like are not sufficient grounds for waiving the inspection fee.