Ah, clever...
Create parking tickets from a pretend company, give to your employer who has a policy of paying them, collect fines the account you control.
Eight BT employees were manacled in London earlier this month after being fingered on suspicion of falsely claiming hundreds of thousands of pounds in overtime from the telecoms giant. According to The Sun, the unnamed workers were nicked for allegedly setting up a "fake car-clamping business in an elaborate £200,000 swindle …
BT along with lots of similar companies ask continuously, the answer is invariably "no" - not just in London but across the country. And those millions of pounds a year in fines get added to your utility bills.
Most permit schemes require that the company submits a vehicle reg and location in advance, which is tricky in a reactive area of work like responding to a fault. It's cheaper for most companies to pay the fine than have someone park half a mile away - or further - and then try and lug all their kit to the worksite without breaking their backs or having it nicked, all the while halving their productivity. If someone is using a transit sized van instead of a fiesta sized fan, it's because they've got a lot of kit to carry around with them.
The only workable exception seems to be around roadworks - which means that if you park your van up and surround it with cones, maybe lift a manhole cover off for appearances, you can legitimately claim to be performing roadworks and thus become exempt from parking restrictions and fines.
When I worked for BT in the early 90's there were guys with 'foot patches' - city centre techs who had slimmed their tool kit down to something that could be carried in a holdall - normally PBX or data service maintenance people rather than someone who regularly needed to climb poles. Today's approach seems to be to train everyone to do everything, hence the need for a lot more stuff to carry around.
Private Parking fines are only enforceable in the civil court.
Anyone attempting to enforce collection of these civil penalty's i believe is guilty of the Criminal offense of Extortion and demanding of money with menace .( Especially if they remove your car and demand money to return it)
If You Park on Private property your committing the civil offense of trespass so Demanding payment to return your car is the Criminal offense of Extortion and demanding of money with menace
Lets See the Government legislate and prosecute these EXTORTIONIST CRIMINALS