STEP 1: We would suggest that you should report the Incident as soon as possible and contact the police by dialing (101) and provide them with all the necessary details. Also, the official report is crucial for claiming insurance.

STEP 2: While you wait for authorities you should take photos of the accident. If possible, note the license plate of the other vehicle, and collect the statements of the witness. These documents are vital for claiming insurance.

STEP 3: Try to contact your insurance provider as soon as possible and provide them with the details of the incident. You should be aware, what are your rights and responsibilities during the process.

STEP 4: In case of any complications or disputes that occur with the insurance company, consult with a legal advisor who has expertise in traffic incidents.

Find a spot where you can park legally. While you park your car watch for obstacles. Position your car in a way that your car can get parked in the parking space. Move into the parking spot carefully and then you can adjust to align your vehicle properly.  After you’ve followed these steps and parked your vehicle properly turn off the engine and exit safely.

Yes, Car park management is legal in the UK. But, there are some very strict rules and regulations for car park management which the car park owners need to follow. In UK the private parking companies operate under different regulations as compared to local authorities or government entities.

It is more likely that you won’t get away without paying a private parking ticket. If you believe that the ticket was unfairly issued against you then you can appeal against it but if you try to get away without paying it then the private parking company may take legal action against you and you may have to pay more than you were supposed to. Ultimately, we would suggest you that do not try to get away without paying your private parking ticket.

Using a pay-and-display car park is not that difficult. Here are some steps on how you can use pay and display car park:

àFirstly, you need to find an available parking spot in a car park which has the facility of pay and display.

àNow, look for the payment point. Usually, the payment point would be a machine or kiosk where you will be able to pay for your parking.

àAfter that, either use a card for payment or you can make an online transaction through your phone to pay for the desired parking duration.

To avoid fines, make sure that you pay for the correct amount of time.

à After you make the payment, the machine will issue a ticket. This ticket will display when the time of your parking will expire.

NOTE: Place the ticket on the front of your vehicle’s windshield in a way that the enforcement officers can see it easily from outside.

The DVSA (Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency), uses ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition), to enforce vehicle regulations and ensure road safety. ANPR technology provides DVSA with a powerful tool for monitoring and enforcing various aspects of vehicle and road safety regulations to maintain high standards on British roads.

No one can access the ANPR data as the company is bound by the rules and regulations of GDPR. If the company allows anyone to access the data, then it will be a threat to the integrity and confidentiality of the parking management system.

It depends on whether the vehicle breached some parking or traffic rules and regulations. If the vehicle caught was involved in activities like unauthorized parking or the vehicle overstayed at a carpark, then the ANPR may issue a parking charge notice (PCN) against that particular vehicle.

ANPR cameras are the cameras that get triggered by the vehicles as soon as the vehicles get in the vision of ANPR cameras. The ANPR cameras can be activated when a vehicle enters or exits a particular area where ANPR cameras are mounted to monitor the entry and exit points. They read the number plates of a vehicle to extract the data of that particular vehicle.