Sheffield Congestion Charge From Feb 27th 2023

[Planner1]

On 07/03/2023 at 22:25, Organgrinder said:

Have you got proof of that?

Planners don't deal with traffic fines.

Makes me wonder if you were even a planner at all.

You don't half tell some tales on here.

Back to fairyland now. 

Proof of what? That penalty charge notices end up being enforced by bailiffs?

 

Have a look at the website of the traffic penalty tribunal who are the independent appeals body for civil enforcement penalties. They explain the process here

 

You’ll find that what I’ve said is correct. It is unsafe to ignore legally enforceable penalties. As others mention, there’s a regulated appeals process, some appeals are successful, some are not. Those that do not pay get registered with the court and are processed for bailiff enforcement, which can add considerably to the cost of the original penalty.
 

Have you never come across people who have fulfilled many roles in their career?

 

During a lengthy career I’ve directly worked in the following areas:

• Highway Design
• Traffic Regulations
• Road Safety Engineering
• Structural Engineering
• Highway Maintenance 
• Highway Construction
• Traffic Signal Design
• Urban Traffic Control Operations
• Transport Planning
• Project Management
• Highway Drainage
• Public Rights of Way
• Air Quality
• Parking ( policy, operations, appeals, enforcement)
• Major Transport Scheme Development
• Project Appraisal

I’ve had management responsibility for several of those service areas. 
 

I’m a qualified Civil Engineer and Transport Planner.

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, Planner1 said:

Proof of what? That penalty charge notices end up being enforced by bailiffs?

 

Have a look at the website of the traffic penalty tribunal who are the independent appeals body for civil enforcement penalties. They explain the process here

 

You’ll find that what I’ve said is correct. It is unsafe to ignore legally enforceable penalties. As others mention, there’s a regulated appeals process, some appeals are successful, some are not. Those that do not pay get registered with the court and are processed for bailiff enforcement, which can add considerably to the cost of the original penalty.
 

Have you never come across people who have fulfilled many roles in their career?

 

During a lengthy career I’ve directly worked in the following areas:

• Highway Design
• Traffic Regulations
• Road Safety Engineering
• Structural Engineering
• Highway Maintenance 
• Highway Construction
• Traffic Signal Design
• Urban Traffic Control Operations
• Transport Planning
• Project Management
• Highway Drainage
• Public Rights of Way
• Air Quality
• Parking ( policy, operations, appeals, enforcement)
• Major Transport Scheme Development
• Project Appraisal

I’ve had management responsibility for several of those service areas. 
 

I’m a qualified Civil Engineer and Transport Planner.

Doesn't matter what I was asking about now.

I will not waste my time reading your posts.

Your credibility is shot and I no longer believe a word you say so discuss it with someone else instead.

Goodbye

[sheffbag]

7 minutes ago, Planner1 said:

Proof of what? That penalty charge notices end up being enforced by bailiffs?

 

Have a look at the website of the traffic penalty tribunal who are the independent appeals body for civil enforcement penalties. They explain the process here

 

You’ll find that what I’ve said is correct. It is unsafe to ignore legally enforceable penalties. As others mention, there’s a regulated appeals process, some appeals are successful, some are not. Those that do not pay get registered with the court and are processed for bailiff enforcement, which can add considerably to the cost of the original penalty.
 

Have you never come across people who have fulfilled many roles in their career?

 

During a lengthy career I’ve directly worked in the following areas:

• Highway Design
• Traffic Regulations
• Road Safety Engineering
• Structural Engineering
• Highway Maintenance 
• Highway Construction
• Traffic Signal Design
• Urban Traffic Control Operations
• Transport Planning
• Project Management
• Highway Drainage
• Public Rights of Way
• Air Quality
• Parking ( policy, operations, appeals, enforcement)
• Major Transport Scheme Development
• Project Appraisal

I’ve had management responsibility for several of those service areas. 
 

I’m a qualified Civil Engineer and Transport Planner.

Welcome back Planner, you finished your radio interviews now Terry 

 

hmmm wonder if we crossed paths in real life 

 

[Planner1]

1 minute ago, sheffbag said:

Welcome back Planner, you finished your radio interviews now Terry 

 

hmmm wonder if we crossed paths in real life 

 

Nope I’m not Terry Fox. He knows me though,  I’ve worked with him many times over the years.

[Pyrotequila]

It's funny to see what happens when someone is presented with facts and still refuses to acknowledge them, but instead throws their toys out the pram 🤣

[Planner1]

On 07/03/2023 at 07:49, busdriver1 said:

There are many ways a person can claim to "not work for a council" but still have their wages paid by that council.

Why does a name keep popping into my mind?

If you’re thinking of me, that isn’t the case. I’ve had two stints of being directly employed by SCC.

 

I’ve never worked for them as a consultant, freelancer, contractor, etc.

[mike1961]

Bet all the cycle lanes SCC put in at great expense aren't getting much use in this weather .

Such a shame 

[fools]

4 minutes ago, mike1961 said:

Bet all the cycle lanes SCC put in at great expense aren't getting much use in this weather .

Such a shame 

they're too thin ... apparently

[Mr Bloke]

24 minutes ago, HumbleNarrator said:

Well I'm glad someone's owned up. 😆

Now what's that phrase that springs to mind?

 

"Jack of all trades, master of none!"

[mike1961]

53 minutes ago, Planner1 said:

Proof of what? That penalty charge notices end up being enforced by bailiffs?

 

Have a look at the website of the traffic penalty tribunal who are the independent appeals body for civil enforcement penalties. They explain the process here

 

You’ll find that what I’ve said is correct. It is unsafe to ignore legally enforceable penalties. As others mention, there’s a regulated appeals process, some appeals are successful, some are not. Those that do not pay get registered with the court and are processed for bailiff enforcement, which can add considerably to the cost of the original penalty.
 

Have you never come across people who have fulfilled many roles in their career?

 

During a lengthy career I’ve directly worked in the following areas:

• Highway Design
• Traffic Regulations
• Road Safety Engineering
• Structural Engineering
• Highway Maintenance 
• Highway Construction
• Traffic Signal Design
• Urban Traffic Control Operations
• Transport Planning
• Project Management
• Highway Drainage
• Public Rights of Way
• Air Quality
• Parking ( policy, operations, appeals, enforcement)
• Major Transport Scheme Development
• Project Appraisal

I’ve had management responsibility for several of those service areas. 
 

I’m a qualified Civil Engineer and Transport Planner.

Wow I'm impressed with all the work roles you've been employed in during your career.

You must be intelligent for sure but like many people who have perhaps been to university etc and achieved qualifications and degree's in lots of subjects they are intelligent without question however in my opinion they also quite often lack a level of common sense.