UK Parking Control rebuffs BBC allegations

BPA will investigate Inside Out allegations but DVLA says there is no evidence operator has broken rules

BPA chief executive Patrick Troy

BPA chief executive Patrick Troy

Allegations that UK Parking Control (UKPC) pursued parking charge notices issued while the operator’s access to vehicle keeper records was temporarily suspended last year appear to be unfounded. The suggestion that UKPC may have attempted to collect charges issued during the suspension period were aired in a BBC investigation, broadcast on 13 November.

However, the DVLA told Parking Review that it has found no evidence that UKPC has retrospectively requested information relating to the...

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