Do you have to inform the transport commissioner of a fixed penalty charge?
We had an agency driver cover last months and he drove down a bus lane……
All I found online about reporting this was in regards to a graduated fixed penalty….
Do I have to report this sort of penalty?
And what address or email do I use to inform them about this?
Many thanks for any help given [emoji1317]
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I wouldn’t personally bother, I only inform the TC if they get points on their licence.
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lmp198181:
?We had an agency driver cover last months and he drove down a bus lane……
Whatever happened to Dozy?
lmp198181:
Do you have to inform the transport commissioner of a fixed penalty charge?We had an agency driver cover last months and he drove down a bus lane……
I’ve just had one done for pulling into a bus stop 
No need to notify a FPC, it’s not considered an offence - having £30 taken from your wages should be sufficient incentive 
Can I ask do you have to write to the transport commissioner ? I can’t find an email and I’m pretty sure a phone call would be applicable [emoji848]
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Where was the bus lane, and have you paid the penalty?
Ticket paid driver agency paid……
Just trying to find out if the commissioner need to be informed…. And how to inform him
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Ticket paid driver agency paid……
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Was it a penalty charge notice or a fixed/ graduated penalty - the first is a private company penalty the otehr is otc notifiable. To sa, who did what, when, why and what you’re doing to try and avoid a recurrence
Fixed penalty charge……
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lmp198181:
Just trying to find out if the commissioner need to be informed…. And how to inform him
Notification not required.
When you do need to notify them, contact your case worker - assuming you have been given a name.
Failing that, use: notifications@vehicle-operator-licensing.service.gov.uk
quoting your O-licence number
If you are in the North East Traffic Area I have contact details that could be useful.
lmp198181:
Fixed penalty charge……
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Fixed penalty by police etc is notifiable - just to confirm, what was it for?
If it is notifiable its down to theOperator and not the driver, so if the agency driver has gone, its still down to the operator of the veh at the time of the incident.
Bus lane [emoji1303] how does one inform the otc? In a letter? Or is there an email [emoji1317]
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lmp198181:
Or is there an email [emoji1317]
Yes, if you look at my previous post.
Since when do Police dish out FPNs for going into a bus lane?
Is this not your local council issuing the penalty? If so, I’m not aware of any need to notify TC. Acorn, if you are, please post a link
Zac_A:
lmp198181:
Or is there an email [emoji1317]Yes, if you look at my previous post.
Since when do Police dish out FPNs for going into a bus lane?
Is this not your local council issuing the penalty? If so, I’m not aware of any need to notify TC. Acorn, if you are, please post a link
Thats why I was asking if it was a PCN (Civil parking etc) or an FPN where its a conditional offer to pay a fine or go to court. AFAIK it isn’t just those issued by police. PCN = No, FPN or Graduated FPN=Yes. Perhaps one of the easiest referrals is via Croners (Lots of others also include it). app.croneri.co.uk/questions-and … lty-notice
But open to ideas of why it isn’t reportable.
If the OP is unsure, the easiest option is to call the OTC and ask 
Then come back to us- even better.
Acorn:
If the OP is unsure, the easiest option is to call the OTC and ask
If OP has the notion, I second that emotion
Croner Denied…Bummer!
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It’s was from the local council In Birmingham, fixed penalty notice….
Thanks for the advice in this matter…[emoji1317]
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