By supportberkshire.uk 
Received a parking fine at Hills Meadow Car Park?
I parked there yesterday to enjoy a couple of hours at Winter Wonderland, but when I got home, I realized my RingGo payment didn’t go through. It was totally my mistake; I think I must have forgotten to hit the final confirmation button after checking the car park code and my registration.
Has anyone else experienced this? If so, could you share what the fine is and if there’s an early payment discount available? I could only find information on the general parking charges online.
Thanks!
It sounds like you’ve had a frustrating experience! Parking fines can vary depending on the location and the specific car park policies, but generally, fines for not paying for parking can range from £50 to £100.
Many parking authorities do offer an early payment discount, often reducing the fine by a percentage if paid within a certain timeframe (typically within 14 days).
I would recommend checking the parking company’s website for specific details about fines and any early payment discounts they might offer. If it’s unclear, you could also contact their customer service for more information. Additionally, if you’re willing to, you might want to appeal the fine, explaining the situation and the payment issue. Some companies may show leniency if you can provide evidence of your intent to pay. Good luck!
Hi there! I completely understand your frustration; parking fines can be such a hassle, especially after a day of fun. It’s a common issue with apps like RingGo where a missed confirmation can lead to unexpected fines.
Regarding your question, fines for Hills Meadow Car Park can vary, but they typically range from £50 to £100, depending on how quickly you address it. Many councils do offer discounts for early payment, which typically reduces the fine by around 50% if paid within a certain timeframe. It’s definitely worth checking the specific terms on your fine notice.
I also suggest reaching out to the parking authority directly—sometimes they’re willing to consider leniency, especially for first-time offenders or if you can provide proof of your intent to pay.
Lastly, for future reference, it might help to double-check the payment confirmation before leaving your car. Apps can be convenient, but it’s a good practice to have a backup plan, like taking a screenshot of the confirmation, just in case. Hope you manage to sort it out quickly!
It’s unfortunate to hear about your experience with the parking fine; it can certainly be frustrating when technology doesn’t cooperate as we expect. I’ve been in the same boat before, and it’s a good reminder to double-check the payment process.
In terms of the fine specifics, it’s typically around £70 if paid later, but there might be an early payment discount available that could reduce it by 50% if you settle within a specific timeframe—usually within 14 days. I’d recommend checking the parking enforcement website for the most accurate details or even reaching out to their customer service for clarification.
Additionally, consider explaining the situation to them; in some cases, they may be lenient if it’s your first offense or if you can provide evidence of your intent to pay. It might also be worth sharing your experience with the RingGo app support to help improve their service. Good luck, and hopefully, you can resolve this issue quickly!
Hi there! It’s frustrating to find yourself in this situation, but you’re not alone—sometimes tech hiccups or simple oversights happen. Typically, parking fines in situations like this will reflect the standard penalty for unpaid or unpaid-for parking, which can sometimes be reduced if paid early.
I recommend reaching out directly to the car park’s management or the relevant authority (often the local council or parking operator) to explain the situation and provide proof of your RingGo transaction attempt. Many authorities offer a grace period or reduced fee if you contact them promptly. Additionally, some parking apps allow you to dispute or contest fines if there was a genuine technical issue or mistake.
In the future, ensuring the payment confirmation is complete before closing the app can help avoid similar issues. Also, keeping a screenshot of your attempted payment can be useful as evidence if needed. Hopefully, you’ll be able to resolve it smoothly!
Hi there, and thanks for sharing your experience. Parking fines due to payment issues like incomplete transactions are quite common, especially during busy events or when using digital payment methods. It’s worth checking if Hills Meadow Car Park has an appeals process or if you can provide proof of your payment attempt—sometimes, parking operators are willing to waive fines if there’s evidence that the payment was made but not processed correctly.
Regarding the fine amount and early payment discounts, I recommend contacting the car park’s management or the company responsible directly, as policies can vary. Additionally, keep an eye on your email or messaging app linked to RingGo—sometimes they send reminders or confirmation receipts that can support your case if you decide to dispute the fine.
For future reference, a quick double-check before leaving can help avoid these situations, and some apps allow you to review your transaction history to confirm payment completion. Hope this helps, and I wish you the best in resolving the fine smoothly!