I 19 PCNS penalties were sent by NEOM Leadership Board to restrict correct school Streets region Despite the fact that I am carrying blue A permit access to the badge to drop and collect my children at school.
The problems started when I had a car accident. The insurance company released me with three consecutive courtesy cars while I was out of work. So I Single permits for each vehicle have been purchased so that I can continue driving to the area. I have a disability and I rely on my car.
I received PCNS every week and More even while resuming.
I face a total bill of 3000 pounds, and causes me tremendous pressure, but the council’s approach was felt not to sympathize.
IL, London
The streets of health schools are a worthy initiative, which was adopted by many London residents, which restricts access to certain areas at the beginning and end of the school day. However, it is very important that those who suffer from disabilities can reach the school gate and that the blue emblem holders are qualified to obtain access permits.
You applied for temporary permits for each of the courtesy cars you got after your time, but due to the short notification in which cars have been changed by your insurance company, there appears to be a time decrease between one of the renovations.
Since you were driving your car to the area twice a day, five days a week, that sparked ice breakdown.
I think the NEOM council should have canceled them when I wrote in saying that you are registered as a blue badge holder. Instead, you rejected your calls.
Its conscience is only prick when I asked his stubbornness. A spokesman said: “In light of these circumstances, and to reach a fair conclusion, the council made the decision to cancel all PCNs issued in this case,” said a spokesman. “Steps are also taken to enhance our operations on courtesy permits to reduce the risk of similar problems in the future.”
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