London tackles parking offences on two levels

31 May 2007
 
England’s first city-wide, two-tier scheme for penalising illegal parking will come into force in London from 1 July.
The scheme will mean drivers parking at bus stops, on pedestrian crossings or in the safety zones outside schools will receive a higher penalty than those overstaying at a parking meter.
A £120 penalty will be applied to serious contraventions in central London, while lesser contraventions will attract an £80 fine. In outer London, the penalty will be £100 and £60, respectively.
The introduction of the scheme follows consultation with the public, motoring organisations and other interested parties carried out last year by London Councils and Transport for London.

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