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Lawyer explains when you can appeal a yellow box junction fine – three key reasons

The Daily Express frames the advice as a possibility for "drivers", whereas Wales Online presents it as a neutral explanation.

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What happened Yellow box junctions are a common sight on UK roads, but drivers who stop in one unlawfully could face a fine of up to £130 - a legal expert outlines three ways you may be able to appeal.
The headline split The left frames it as "Lawyer explains when you can appeal a yellow box junction fine – three key reasons". The right frames it as "Drivers could appeal yellow box fines for three reasons, lawyer explains".
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Left / center-leftLawyer explains when you can appeal a yellow box junction fine – three key reasons

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Right / center-rightDrivers could appeal yellow box fines for three reasons, lawyer explains

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Daily ExpressNews report · Aug 31, 7:00 AM

Drivers could appeal yellow box fines for three reasons, lawyer explains

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A barrister has revealed the key circumstances that could give drivers grounds to challenge a yellow box junction fine

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Wales OnlineNews report · Aug 31, 6:00 AM

Lawyer explains when you can appeal a yellow box junction fine – three key reasons

explainskey reasons

Yellow box junctions are a common sight on UK roads, but drivers who stop in one unlawfully could face a fine of up to £130 - a legal expert outlines three ways you may be able to appeal

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