![]() You are still responsible for the cost of the fine regardless if it is at the reduced rate or not By this stage, the reduced rate is no longer applicable. However, if we do not receive the ticket at the reduced rate then the 'Notice to Owner' will be sent to us. We do all we can to alert you and give you the opportunity to either appeal or pay at the reduced rate. When a ticket is originally issued, there’s a 14-day window when a reduced rate is applicable. You will be informed of the process via email. You will be able to appeal the fine provided the issuing authority allows you to and that you have valid grounds to do so. If we can't redirect it, we will pay the fine, along with any late fees and bill the total to your account, provided that there are no grounds to appeal. If we can, we will redirect the violation to you. Once we are notified about the ticket, we will charge you a £15 processing fee. If the ticket was issued as a result of your reservation, you are responsible for it. What happens if I receive a ticket after my reservation has ended? On Zipcar's website about "Traffic Violations" it provides the following: This is the first time I was aware of the PCN and have no other detail other than it being a Moving Violation. To my surprise a new charge relating to PCN of £65 was applied to my account plus a £15 processing fee. Today (25 May) I received an email regarding a failed payment of £80 on my account.
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