Pay a parking ticket

If you think your ticket (Penalty Charge Notice) was issued incorrectly you can challenge a Penalty Charge Notice (within 28 days).

Learn what your ticket means and why it was given.

 

What you need

To pay a ticket you need:

• the PCN number (this is on your ticket or letter)
• your vehicle registration (number plate)
• your credit or debit card details

 

Pay a parking ticket

• If your PCN starts with either AF1, AF2, AF4 or AF5, pay the PCN here
• If your PCN starts with any other number not listed above, pay the PCN here

 

How much you need to pay

The charge (fine) for a Penalty Charge Notice in Redbridge is:

• £160, for serious offences (for example, parking on a yellow line or on a footway/pavement)
• £110 for less serious offences (for example, parking in a pay and display bay without a valid session)

You can pay with a credit or debit card.

 

Discount for paying early

Your fine will be discounted by 50% if you pay in the first 14 days (or 21 days for a ticket issued on CCTV evidence).

For example, if the fine is £160, within the discount period you will pay £80.

 

Lost tickets

If you’ve lost your ticket and do not know the PCN number, you can request this from us.

You’ll need:

• your vehicle registration (number plate)
• date that you got the ticket or letter, if you can remember it
• approximate time

Request a penalty charge notice number

 

Difficulty paying

Contact us if you cannot pay your fine.

 

Payment confirmation

You’ll get a confirmation email after you’ve paid your fine.

You may want to keep this for your records.