Operational Lead Story: Issue 241 5 Apr 2012
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Mayor scraps Olympics plan to raise fines to £200
FTA says Games will pose a huge challenge for commercial operators
Natalie ChapmanThe Freight Transport Association (FTA) has welcomed the Mayor of London’s decision not to increase parking fines from £130 to £200 during this summer’s Olympic Games.
The Olympics and Paralympics are likely to see commercial vehicle operators attract more penalty charge notices (PCNs) due to road restrictions.
Natalie Chapman, FTA head of policy for London, said: “A higher PCN level would have penalised those companies who unfairly attract PCNs in the course of...
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