Scottish pavement ban delayed until 2023

Campaign groups disappointed at slow progress on legislation

Campaigners say delaying the ban will be a ‘devastating blow’ to parents, older and disabled people

Campaigners say delaying the ban will be a ‘devastating blow’ to parents, older and disabled people

Enforcement of Scotland’s new pavement parking law will not start until 2023, some four years after it was approved by MSPs and more than a decade of lobbying by campaigners. Scottish transport secretary Michael Matheson said introducing the legislation had been delayed by the COVID pandemic.

Speaking ahead at a Moving the Vote online hustings organised by sustainable transport lobby group Transform Scotland, Matheson said guidance to local authorities on the parking ban’s...

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