Parking Fines

 
If you obtain a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) issued to your vehicle you must either pay it, or appeal against it. Payment of this PCN must be received within 28 days of the date of issue. If payment is received within 14 days of issue then a reduced as specified on the PCN will be accepted as settlement.
 
If you receive an PCN the instructions for payment and how to appeal are printed on the reverse of the Notice. Please do not ignore it as Dudley Council will always pursue all Notices as far as it is able to in law. If you have ignored a PCN and it has already risen to the full amount by the time that we have traced you then it would be extremely unlikely that we would be willing later to accept a lesser payment in full settlement.

The Council is more likely to take a hard view in respect of motorists that it has had to take the time (and expense) of tracing. It does have a policy to persue all contraveners that fail to settle a Notice or Appeal promptly, irrespective of whether a person in receipt of a Notice is 'local' or from elsewhere - including all countries with reciprocal legal agreements with the United Kingdom.
Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs)
Details of TROs in Dudley can be viewed online from our Parking In Dudley: Traffic Regulation Orders web pages. Interactive mapping is available to show both:
 
  • Off-street car parks run by Dudley Council;
  • On-street parking, stopping and waiting restrictions.
 
Links to information such as car park tariffs and limited waiting restriction times are available. Only those car parks owned and managed by Dudley Council are shown.
 
Paying Your Fine
If you obtain a Penalty Charge Notice issued to your vehicle you must either pay it, or appeal against it.
 
View Details of your Fine Online
You can now view information about your Parking Fine online
 
Parking Fine Appeals
Parking Fine Appeals must be made in writing, quoting both the  Penalty Charge Notice reference number and the vehicle registration number, no later than 28 days after the date of issue.
 
Parking Enforcement
On July 7 Dudley Council took over on-street parking enforcement from the police.
 
While the responsibility for enforcement has changed the existing restrictions on our roads will remain the same. Through civil parking enforcement, the council aims to tackle the congestion caused by illegal and inconsiderate parking which causes problems in our towns, whether you’re driving, cycling, on public transport or on foot.