Private parking charge reductions will hit recovery, warns BPA

British Parking Association predicts cutting cost of parking charge notice could render 25% of free private car parks unviable

Government proposals to reduce the value of parking charge notices (PCNs) will lead to a £19.5bn hit to the UK economy, the British Parking Association (BPA) has warned. The parking organisation is calling on the government to reconsider proposals to lower the level of the charges that can be levied on drivers who breach terms and conditions for parking on private land. The BPA has predicted that if the cost of parking charge notices is reduced this will diminish their deterrent value....

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