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Information about parking fines.
Parking fines issued by East Lothian council are called Penalty Charge Notices (PCNs). A contravention code is included on the PCN to let drivers know why they have received it. Here are a few of the most common examples:
01 - Parked on a length of yellow line and loading activities were not observed.
02 - Vehicle was parked at a length of yellow line with kerb markings when waiting is not allowed.
05 - Purchased parking time had expired.
07 - More parking time was purchased, after the maximum stay had been reached and the vehicle had not moved.
11 - Parked without payment of the parking charge.
16 - Parked in a permit space without displaying a valid permit.
20 - Parking in a loading gap marked by a yellow line.
21 - The ticket was issued for parking in a suspended parking place.
22 - The vehicle was re-parked in the same place within the no return period.
23 - The vehicle may have been parked in a specially designated bay e.g. motorcycle, car club, goods vehicle loading or electric vehicle charging.
24 - The vehicle was not parked correctly within the bay markings.
30 - Staying for longer than allowed in a free parking place.
40 - Vehicle was parked in a disabled parking place without displaying a valid disabled blue badge.
41 - The vehicle was parked in a diplomatic parking place.
42 - Parking in a parking place for police vehicles.
43 - Parked in a bay for the use of bridal vehicles only.
46 - Vehicle was on a red line or greenways route when parking is not allowed.
47 - Vehicle was parked in a bus stop.
92 - Parking causing an obstruction on a car park, example cars parking in middle of road next to bays, stopping vehicles entering or exiting the actual bays of the car park.
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