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BPA operators → appeals go to POPLA
At POPLA, 50.5% of completed appeals ended with the ticket cancelled in 2024/25 (POPLA Annual Report 2025).
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IPC operators → appeals go to the IAS
The IAS route is tougher: most wins come as operator concessions before adjudication (IAS Annual Reports).
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Check my odds & deadline Start my free appealOdds are historical, scheme-level rates — not a prediction for your ticket, and never a guarantee. Sources: POPLA Annual Report 2025 (Oct 2024–Sep 2025: 50.5% of completed appeals ended cancelled); IAS Annual Reports (2024/25: ~26% of disputes conceded before adjudication; 2021/22, the last published split: ~6% of adjudicated cases found for the motorist); Private Parking Sector Single Code of Practice v1.1 (14-day discount window, 28-day appeal window); RAC/DVLA (14.4m keeper-data requests, year to March 2025). Operator scheme membership verified against the BPA and IPC public lists, July 2026 — memberships can change.