Motorists don’t want government cut to cost of parking charge notices, says BPA

The BPA is asking government to press ahead with the introduction of the new code of practice

The BPA is asking government to press ahead with the introduction of the new code of practice

Drivers do not want to see the cost of deterrents to parking on private land reduced, claims the British Parking Association.

The government is currently deciding whether or not to go ahead with proposals to reduce cost of parking charge notices breaking parking rules in private car parks across England, Wales and Scotland.

As part of plans to introduce a new code of practice and appeal systems for private parking, the government is proposing most £100 PCNs (discounted to £60 when...

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