Ticket Appeal

Currently only 1% of issued parking tickets are appealed. 70% of the 1% are successful in winning their appeal. tktapp simplifies the parking ticket appeal process to help you challenge your parking ticket. It gives you information covering England and Wales to assess your chance of winning an appeal and prepare your case to win your appeal in three easy steps. After you register, you will receive a personalised package tailored to your specific circumstances.

tktapp is free to download for you to read and use all features stated below at your leisure. A charge of £3.99 is payable after registering your appeal and your personalised package will follow.

Key features include:

•Get Ready – tktapp’s simple guide “Get Ready” is designed to spot mistakes in your parking ticket, helps you avoid getting a parking ticket in the first place and helps you prepare the evidence for your appeal.
•Appeal Process Flow Chart – a simplified visual flow chart showing you the steps you need to follow for a successful appeal.
•Pub Talk – tktapp’s gossip platform Pub Talk will send you jaw dropping facts and figures, advice, things to watch out for, and dealing with the council in relation to parking tickets, to share with your family and friends.
•GPS Car Park locator – use tktapp’s easy GPS locator to find car parks in your area to avoid getting a parking ticket, with information that tells you how much they charge and how many spaces are available.
•Appeal your parking ticket – in 3 easy steps, tktapp’s registration helps you to assess whether you have a chance of winning, consider and collect any mitigating evidence, take photographs of alleged offence, register and receive your personalised package via email, for you to present your appeal and post to the issuing council.
•Personalised appeal package – tktapp takes care of the paperwork, by presenting it in a simple to “use and read” format via email tailored to your specific contravention and circumstances.
•Share with friends – tktapp’s vision is to create a community of motorists who are confident, who stand by their rights, who express their opinions, and who influence our councils to change the way parking is managed.