IPC warns drivers about fraudulent 'penalty fixers'

Using third parties to contest PCNs can be a costly decision

Chris Naylor

Chris Naylor

The private parking sector will be taking steps to counter fraudulent attempts to evade payment of parking charges, says the International Parking Community (IPC). The parking trade body says it is aiming to protect both motorists and operators from the costly consequences arising from the activities of online scammers and to ensure legitimate appeals processes are not undermined by criminal behaviour.

The IPC said it hopes that the collective effort will highlight the risks arising from the...

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