Council Fine Check- Location
- Sumner Road Junction Commercial Way
- Type
- No entry
- Restriction
- No entry (One-way street)
- Contravention
- Usually code 51: Failing to comply with a no entry restriction (the council lists the restriction, not the code: check the code printed on your PCN)
- Hours
- At any time
- Enforced since
- Not confirmed
- Council
- Southwark Council
- Appeals
- London Tribunals
About this camera
Southwark Council lists a CCTV camera on Sumner Road at its junction with Commercial Way, enforcing a no entry restriction (One-way street). A PCN from it alleges driving past the no entry signs. The council lists this restriction as applying at any time, so the time of day will not help on its own. Check that the no entry signs were in place and visible, and whether an exemption plate (for example cycles) applied. Southwark reviews every camera contravention by a CCTV officer before issuing the PCN, which is posted to the registered keeper. Southwark says it issues warning notices for the first 2 weeks after it puts up a new camera. Appeals go to London Tribunals.
First-time warning
London councils are not expected to send first-time warnings for this kind of contravention.
Common grounds at a no entry camera
- Were both no entry signs present and visible? Check exemption plates (e.g. "except cycles", hours).
Camera PCNs must normally be served within 28 days of the date. You can ask the council to let you view the recording, or send stills, free of charge.
Paying within 14 days gets the 50% discount. Challenging first does not stop you paying later, but the discount may not be offered again once it expires, so note the date.
Other Southwark cameras
- Adys Road / Amott Road school street
- Adys Road / East Dulwich Road school street
- Albatross Way / Needleman Street cycle route
- Albatross Way / Swan Lane cycle route
- Alexis Street / Macks Road school street
- Amott Road / Keston Road school street
- Balfour Street / Munton Road compulsory direction
- Barry Road / Ethrow Street bus stop