As the original poster of this topic I can confirm that I have a class M1 on my log book and though I have had many conversations with the telephone operatives at Merseyflow and get the charge reduced to class 2, it is a battle every time I cross this damned bridge involving an hour at least. Then we have the payzone problem which only recognises my vehicle as a class 3, so I have to pay by phone.
I canb understand the nimby's in the south making light of this 'Northeners' problem but I posted it as a warning for non local MH owners who may be inclined to travel to the 'cold north'.
Quote: Originally posted by LEEPARKS on 02/12/2017
As the original poster of this topic I can confirm that I have a class M1 on my log book and though I have had many conversations with the telephone operatives at Merseyflow and get the charge reduced to class 2, it is a battle every time I cross this damned bridge involving an hour at least. Then we have the payzone problem which only recognises my vehicle as a class 3, so I have to pay by phone.
I canb understand the nimby's in the south making light of this 'Northeners' problem but I posted it as a warning for non local MH owners who may be inclined to travel to the 'cold north'.
That's very useful, my vehicle is also M1 on V5, but also motor caravan, and came up as £6 when I did a dummy pay online. I'll probably stick to the tunnel, but good to know you got it down to £2, I would have been caught out if I hadn't read about the motor caravan rate on here and assumed I would be class 2.
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