EuroPark Parking Ticket, Norway - Advice

[DuncB7]

I've just arrived home from work to receive a lovely 'Charge Certificate' from a company called EuroPark.

The alleged parking offence took place in Norway during October 2013. I do recall being in the place they suggest but was unaware of any offence until now; 3 years later.

The vehicle being used at the time was a rental car and I'm almost 100% certain there was more than one person insured to drive it. The car was rented and booked through my company - company no longer exists.

Can anyone provide any advice as to how I should proceed with this?

[Cooperman]

What do you think might happen if you simply ignore it?
It seems unlikely they will get a European Arrest Warrant. They really have no viable way of chasing the alleged debt and they cannot use the English Courts Service.

[KungFuPanda]

Ignore it. They really aren't going to issue a cross border Court proceedings are they?

[DuncB7]

Thanks for replies. Confirmed my thoughts.

[Vaud]

With a caveat that if you return in the next few years they may still be tracking the debt. I stress "may".

[Yipper]

[DuncB7]

Would you change your tact if the letter came from an address in the UK?

The letter apparently comes from an address in London.

[sneijder]

Europark are legit and their fines are legal, you *should* have had a big yellow notice under your wiper, you couldn't have missed it....no one takes them as a joke.

If there's a reg. Number put it in this link and see if it's the right car (its two letters / five numbers)

http://www.vegvesen.no/Kjoretoy/Eie+og+vedlikehold...


They've sold your debt on if the letters come from the U.K. ...