Let’s create a considered, relevant, future-proof parking code

Will Hurley, chief executive of the IPC, says the new Code of Practice for Parking must take full account of all scenarios and all types of parking on private land if it is to fulfil the government’s stated objectives

Will Hurley

Will Hurley

Any regulation or instruction either has clarity or it doesn’t. If it’s clear to one person but not another, there is no clarity. The same is true for fairness. Something that is fair, by definition, has to be all-inclusive of all parties involved – it’s either fair or it isn’t. The introduction of a new ‘Code of Practice for Parking’ provides a wonderful opportunity to provide clarity and fairness for motorists and landowners alike.

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