Take Control of PCNs & Traffic Fines

We help people deal with Penalty Charge Notices before they turn into bigger problems. If left unresolved, PCNs can escalate to enforcement action and even bailiffs but there are solutions available to stop that from happening.

A debt solution, could help you to write off a large portion of your debt and prevent further action against you.

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May not be suitable in all circumstances. Our advice is free but fees may apply and your credit rating may be affected if you opt for a debt solution.

What do we do?

We speak with the Creditor for you

We have a team of experienced, professional case workers ready to speak and mediate with your creditor. We will help represent you with your local authority or creditor to stop action

Arrange an affordable repayment plan

Let us help you get on board an affordable repayment plan, such as an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA), between you and your council or creditor.

Stop Further Action

We can help you deal with a range of debts including parking fines, ULEZ charges, congestion charges and more.

Write-off unaffordable unsecured debts and fees

We provide advice and mediate with your local council and creditor to write off unsecured debts and freeze and interest and charges with an IVA.

Take these essential steps

Do not ignore your PCN

Unpaid traffic fines and penalty notices can escalate quickly. Dealing with them early is the best way to avoid extra charges and enforcement.

Do Not feel pressured

You have the right to get advice before paying or challenging a PCN. Don’t be intimidated by letters or deadlines

Check before agreeing

Before making a payment arrangement or signing anything, make sure you understand your rights and what the notice means.

Contact PCN Help

We help people resolve PCNs, parking fines, congestion charges, ULEZ penalties and more, offering solutions that work.

Some of The debts we deal with

Parking Fines

If you have not paid a parking fine, the council can register the debt with the Traffic Enforcement Centre. This gives them the right to pass the case to enforcement agents to collect the money owed.

Congestion Charge

If you do not pay a Congestion Charge penalty, Transport for London can register the debt with the Traffic Enforcement Centre. This allows them to pass the case to enforcement agents to recover the money owed.

ULEZ

If you do not pay a ULEZ penalty, Transport for London can register the debt with the Traffic Enforcement Centre. This allows them to pass the case to enforcement agents to recover the money owed.

Bridge Crossing/Toll Roads

If you do not pay a toll or bridge crossing charge, such as the Dartford Crossing, the debt can be registered with the Traffic Enforcement Centre. This allows the authority to pass the case to enforcement agents to recover the money owed.

Driving in a Bus Lane

If you do not pay a bus lane fine, the council can register the debt with the Traffic Enforcement Centre. This allows them to pass the case to enforcement agents to recover the money owed.

Clean Air Zone

If you do not pay a Clean Air Zone penalty, the local authority can register the debt with the Traffic Enforcement Centre. This allows them to pass the case to enforcement agents to recover the money owed.

Speak to our team now for assistance

Call Today 0161 820 0515 Lines open Monday-Friday 9am-7pm or apply online for an instant response

May not be suitable in all circumstances. Our advice is free but fees may apply and your credit rating may be affected if you opt for a debt solution.

Help you can trust...

Behind on PCNs or traffic fines?

PCN Help is here to support you. We provide professional and confidential advice on Penalty Charge Notices and traffic fines. Our team can help you challenge unfair penalties, set up affordable repayment arrangements, and prevent cases from escalating to enforcement agents.

We help people deal with PCNs confidently so they can move forward without the stress or fear of enforcement. Our experienced team is here to guide you through the process and make sure you know your options every step of the way.

Get the support you need

If you owe money for an unpaid PCN or traffic fine and have been threatened with enforcement action, speak to us today. We can help you resolve your fines and get back on the road to clearing your balance before bailiffs become involved.

Know Your Rights

Bailiffs cannot force entry into your home to collect money for an unpaid PCN. They are only allowed to enter through normal means, such as an unlocked door, and only if you invite them in.

If you let a bailiff into your home once, they may have the right to enter again on a future visit.

Affordable Payments

If you have an unpaid PCN that has reached enforcement, you still have the right to request an affordable repayment plan. You should never have to pay more than you can afford. We can help you set up realistic monthly payments and deal with enforcement agents on your behalf, so you can resolve your fines without added stress.

What our Clients say

We can help to clear debt and stop further action

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Speak to our team for advice now. Call Today 0161 820 0515 Lines are open Monday-Friday 9am-7pm

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*Our advice on your options is ALWAYS FREE. We will always notify you if a solution you choose has any cost.

PCN Help is a trading style of My Debt Plan Ltd.

Registered address 2nd Floor Blenheim Court, Cheadle, Cheshire, England, SK8 2JY Company Registered in England and Wales Number 10992838 Data Protection ZB284067.

My Debt Plan Ltd provides insolvency solutions to individuals, specialising in IVA’s. All advice given is provided in reasonable contemplation of an insolvency appointment. Where you are not suitable for an IVA, we may refer you to one of our trusted partners who specialise on alternative solutions.

You will be contacted by PCN Help.

Lucy Novo Deakin and Adam Southard are insolvency practitioners in the UK licensed by the Insolvency Practitioners Association (IPA).