Fines and Tickets

Manage parking fines, PCNs, and FPNs promptly to avoid escalated charges and keep driving hassle-free in London.

Receiving fines and tickets for parking and driving in London can feel like a necessary part of the job. Our team are here to help you manage your fines and we’ve got some tips to help you avoid some of the most frequent issues. All Penalty Charge Notices (PCNs), fines, fees, tolls or charges issued to the vehicle are the driver’s responsibility.

If you receive a fine directly, it is your responsibility to pay it, whether it comes to you via email or if you have a notice placed on your vehicle. Please don’t ignore fines left on your vehicle, these often can escalate if not paid promptly and can incur additional administrative costs.

 

Sometimes fines and charges are sent to Moove (as the owner of the vehicle). We will transfer liability to you automatically and you will be charged an administration fee (+VAT) to cover our costs. Sometimes the local authority might reject this process, in which case, Moove will pay the fine on your behalf and recharge you.

There are lots of different types of parking tickets, they can be issued by both Private car park operators as well as Civil authorities. They can also be received automatically or distributed in person via a notice left on your vehicle.

A Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) is a penalty issued for violating parking restrictions, but can also include breaking certain traffic rules. These are normally issued by a local authority and can either be received by post or attached to your car. The most common PCNs we see are:

  • Parking in restricted areas
  • Driving in a bus lane
  • Stopping in a yellow box junction
  • Making an illegal turn

 

After they are issued, you normally have 28 days to pay or challenge it.

A Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN) often includes a fine and occasionally penalty points on your licence. These are more serious and are most frequently issued for:

  • Speeding
  • Traffic light offences
  • Performing restricted turns
  • Not wearing a seatbelt
  • Entering a “no entry” zone

 

These are sometimes referred to as a Notice of Intended Prosecution, you can often pay a set fine to release your liability for a conviction. If you have have any questions or concerns about a notice you have received, then feel free to contact our customer support team to discuss what you can do next.

If you do not believe a ticket has been issued fairly, you can appeal them with the issuing agency. However it is your responsibility to cover any costs this may incur.

Some of the most common fines that Moove drivers receive are for failure to pay for Airport Drop-offs and the Dartford Crossing. The simplest and cheapest way to pay for these is by using an Autopay account. The links for the most frequently used can be found below: 

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Want to join the Moove community but still have questions? Check below to find your answers.

Moove is a mobility fintech company on a mission to drive productivity and success for the world’s mobility entrepreneurs by democratising access to vehicle ownership for those with limited or no access to a vehicle or vehicle financing. We use our revenue-based financing model on a global scale to serve millions of entrepreneurs in the mobility industry.

Moove currently operates in cities across Africa, Europe and the Middle East including:
  • Ghana
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To be eligible for a Moove vehicle, you must:
  • Be at least 23 years old
  • Have held a full UK driving licence for at least 2 Years
  • Provide a valid PCO licence and badge
  • Provide Proof of Address (from the last 3 months)
  • Not have any criminal convictions

These are the stages that a driver must complete before they can have access to a vehicle.

All drivers need to go through a process of registration, verification, an earnings check and training before signing a contract.

No, there’s no credit check required to be eligible for a Moove vehicle.

We ask drivers to pay a £299 set up fee.

No, all PCO drivers are able to drive a Moove vehicle.

You can register your interest on the Drive With Us page and a member of our team will be in touch.

Drivers pay a fixed amount every week to Moove over a specified period. At the end of the fixed period, the ownership of the vehicle is transferred to the driver.

All our packages include access to a vehicle, insurance, servicing, MOT, PHV licence and breakdown cover. The inclusion of wear and tear items depends on the package.

You can find out which vehicles are available by clicking here.

Yes, your vehicle will be fitted with a telematics device to support any insurance claims processes. This enables us to help you to keep your running costs down and retain the value in your vehicle.

Yes. We have a fair usage policy of 3,333 miles per month. All drivers who exceed the allowance will be charged an additional fee per mile on a monthly basis. The additional fee charged is offset against the total cost of ownership of the vehicle.

If you have a Penalty Notice for a parking or traffic violation, we charge an administrative fee to transfer it to you. You can also be charged for additional mileage over 3,333 per month and for replacing lost equipment.

As the registered owner of the vehicle, Moove receives all Penality Charge Notices (PCNs). Moove will then transfer liability to the driver who can then decide to appeal or pay the PCN. If the PCN is not transferrable, then Moove will pay the charge and bill the amount back to the driver.

Yes, you can take up to 4 weeks of payment break each year (subject to approval). Holiday can only be taken 6 months into your contract and will extend the term of your contract.

Yes, you can cancel your agreement in accordance with the terms and conditions set out in your agreement. Cancellation incurs a £240 charge. Cancellation incurs a £240 charge and is subject to our T&Cs.

Payments are taken via direct debit, which will be set up during your onboarding session.

Payments are billed weekly on Wednesdays.

If your payment fails, you will be contacted the following day with a link to allow you to make a payment. You may also incur a late payment fee.

Yes, all our vehicles are covered by a fleet insurance policy.

No, your vehicle is only insured to travel within the UK and drivers must predominantly be driving in London.

The excess is up to £1,000 depending on the circumstances of any incident.

Yes, the cover will include ride-hail and food delivery.

Vehicle maintenance will be carried out by our approved suppliers.

Fair wear & tear on tyres & brake pads are covered under Moove's optional maintenance package which is available to take out at an additional £21 per week.

Servicing is done on an as-needed basis depending on the recommended service intervals outlined by the vehicle manufacturer. Intervals may very depending on vehicle make & model.

Yes, all vehicles are covered by the manufacturer warranty. Coverage may vary depending on vehicle make & model.

No, all vehicles come with an active CVD (Cleaner Vehicle Discount), paid for and managed by Moove on your behalf. Note: the Cleaner Vehicle Discount is due to be discontinued by TfL in December 2025.