Government says it will review pavement parking

The charity Living Streets is arguing the case for a default ban, with pavement parking only allowed in certain circumstances on streets that have been specially designated to allow it

The charity Living Streets is arguing the case for a default ban, with pavement parking only allowed in certain circumstances on streets that have been specially designated to allow it

The government may give councils the power to make pavement parking illegal unless they expressly grant permission, potentially landing offenders with fines of £50 or £70. The move would bring the rest of England into line with London, which has had an all-out ban on pavement parking for more than 40 years.

Two years ago, the Department for Transport (DfT) suggested that a review of pavement parking would be carried out as part of a reform of measures designed to promote more...

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