Q: What size are the warning signs?

A: Signs are 457mm x 457mm.

Q: What are the warning signs made of?

A: We have two types of sign:  plastic corex (a light weatherproof plastic)  and aluminium dibond.

Q: How do I put up the warning signs?

A: You can use liquid nails available from any D.I.Y store or use screws with a washer or nails. You can also use cable ties. Any order for signs come with set-up guide.

Q: What is written on the warning signs?

A: View here

Q: Can we have a custom made sign?

A: Yes we have several options i.e. permits holder only, customers and visitors only, etc click here for a full range.

Q: Do you charge a monthly or annual fee for using your service?

A: No, you only purchase the warning signs at the start of the service, there are no set up fees or hidden charges, our fees are paid from motorist fines.

Q: How is my commission paid?

A: We pay commission at the beginning of each month. (see terms and conditions).

Q: What gives you the legal right to issue Parking Charge Notices on my land?

A: Our system is based on contract law. By displaying prominent and clear signage, the owner of the private land warns drivers of parking regulations. When entering your parking area the motorist then also enters a contractual agreement to pay a parking charge if he or she parks in contravention to those regulations. For further legal advice click here

Q: Do I need a license to operate your service?

A: No, no license is needed.

Q: Who deals with disputes and appeals from offender?

A: Our appeals department I will deal with all enquiries and representations regarding parking charge notices.

Q: Can I cancel a ticket?

A: Yes, providing we receive a fax or email from your organization within 3 working days. Cancellation after this period will incur a £5 administration charge.

Q: Does my name appear on any documentation or signage?

A: No, we take care of all communications with an offender from the moment the service is set up

Q: Why is Flashpark linked to the police stolen vehicle register?

A: To identify if any illegally parked vehicles are stolen. This will alert you to call your local police station.