Oxfordshire County Council data shows that a small number of fines issued under Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) and Oxford’s £5 congestion charge are cancelled after the vehicle owner is recorded as deceased. According to the reports, the council has cancelled 13 fines linked to vehicles whose owners are described as dead, based on the council’s records. The fines relate to enforcement within Oxford’s £5 congestion charge zones as well as the city’s LTN areas. The reports say the cancellations follow a check of the relevant information held by the council, with the outcome that penalties are not pursued when the owner is already deceased. The coverage does not indicate that drivers were issued fines intentionally after death, but instead frames the cancellations as cases where the enforcement record is later matched against updated or existing information about the owner’s status.