Box junction generates £1m fine revenue

TfL insists it does not issue PCNs for minor infringements, such as overhanging the edge of box

TfL insists it does not issue PCNs for minor infringements, such as overhanging the edge of box

A yellow box junction in north London has brought in more than £1m in fine revenues in the last year. The junction in Highgate has seen thousands caught out negotiating the junction, and has brought in £2,474,392 in fines for Transport for London (TfL) since its introduction in 2001. Motorists have complained online about the junction at Archway Road and Jacksons Lane.

One motorist noted that a bus stop beyond the yellow box causes cars to pull out into the right lane, impeding...

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