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I got a parking ticket

Private operator or council PCN. We identify your technical grounds and draft your Stage 1 appeal.

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Bus lane PCN, banned turn, yellow box junction, no entry. Full triage and appeal drafting.

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I got a speeding ticket

Free assessment only. We check for procedural defenses and refer you to a specialist solicitor if needed.

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My landlord is keeping my deposit

Unfair deductions, unprotected deposit, or late return. We assess your case and draft your demand letter.

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Housing, planning, school admissions, social care. We'll draft your complaint to the council and escalate to the ombudsman.

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How it works

1

Tell us what happened

Pick your situation, enter the details. Takes 60 seconds.

2

Get an honest verdict

We identify your technical grounds and tell you your realistic chances. Free, always.

3

Appeal or move on

If it's worth fighting, we draft your appeal citing the specific legal grounds that win. You file it yourself.

See what we draft

Real legal citations. Proper structure. Not a generic template.

Dear Sir or Madam,

I write to formally appeal Parking Charge Notice AB12345678, issued on 15 April 2026 at Westfield Shopping Centre, London W12. I submit that this charge has been issued in error and request that it be cancelled for the following reasons.

Ground 1 — Inadequate Signage (BPA Code of Practice, para 17.3)

The British Parking Association Code of Practice (January 2024), paragraph 17.3, requires that signage must be "prominently displayed at each entrance to the car park and at regular intervals throughout." I attended the site on 18 April 2026 and observed that the signage at the north vehicle entrance was substantially obscured by overgrown foliage, rendering the terms and conditions not reasonably visible to motorists entering from that direction. I attach photographic evidence of the obscured signage taken on 18 April 2026.

[Letter continues with further grounds and closing...]

Protection of Freedoms Act 2012, Schedule 4BPA Code of Practice (January 2024), para 17.3ParkingEye Ltd v Beavis [2015] UKSC 67Vehicle Control Services v Mackie [2017]

Why people trust us

We tell you when NOT to fight

If your ticket is valid, we say so. We never charge for bad news. That honesty is what makes us different.

Built on real decisions

Our defense library is built from POPLA decisions, the BPA Code of Practice, POFA 2012, TMA 2004, and real case law.

Technical, not generic

We don't write “please cancel my ticket” letters. We cite specific legislation, code sections, and operator-specific weaknesses.

Not a robot lawyer

We're a strategist, not a solicitor. We draft your appeal and show you exactly how to file it. You decide whether to proceed.

15.9M

parking and traffic tickets issued per year in the UK

~50%

win rate at POPLA (independent parking appeal)

0.64%

of tickets ever reach independent appeal — most people give up

Not just parking

ClearTicket started with parking tickets because that's where the system is most broken — millions of tickets, most people pay without checking, and the appeals process is deliberately confusing. But the same pattern applies everywhere consumers get fined, charged, or ignored. We're building a platform for UK consumer rights: honest odds, expert drafting, and the confidence to know when to fight.

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