PCN code 94: parked in a pay & display car park without clearly displaying two valid pay and display tickets when required
What this contravention code means, and how to appeal it · Off-Street
Code 94 means the council or TfL recorded your vehicle as parked in a pay & display car park without clearly displaying two valid pay and display tickets when required. If you paid but it wasn't recorded, or the car park's signage didn't make the terms clear, that's worth challenging.
Full description on the ticket: “Parked in a pay & display car park without clearly displaying two valid pay and display tickets when required.”
Letter after the code, like 94p?
A letter after the number narrows down the exact circumstances: p means pay & display. We factor the exact suffix into your letter automatically.
Can I appeal this?
Yes. This is a statutory Penalty Charge Notice from a council or TfL, not a private charge, so you have a formal right to challenge it before it escalates into a Charge Certificate.