Enforcement Excellence 2025 will explore how public authorities and their private sector partners can encourage compliance with the regulations governing how we use roads, car parks, public transport and the urban realm in an effective and ethical manner.

This respected Landor LINKS conference will discuss policy thinking, legislative developments and operational best practice in the fields of traffic and parking, tackling antisocial behaviour, and the collection of unpaid penalties.

The day will include a focus on:

• Parking enforcement
• Enforcing moving traffic regulations
• The pricing of penalty charges
• The important role of appeals and adjudication services
• The problem of cloned and ghost number plates
• Getting traffic and parking signage right
• Regulating parking on private land
• Reducing nuisance behaviour
• Protecting frontline staff
• Identifying persistent offenders and penalty evaders

The programme

?The Enforcement Excellence 2025 conference will feature expert presentations and topical debates on themes of interest to enforcement policymakers, regulatory bodies, local authority teams, private sector operators and the technology providers that support them.

If you have an idea for a talk contact the event's programmer Mark Moran Editor, Parking Review.

Who you will meet

• Local authority officers
• Parking operators
• Finance managers
• Councillors and stakeholders
• Parking operators and contractors
• IT system suppliers
• Regulatory and professional bodies
• Campaign groups
• Legal service providers
• Personal protection and body-cam suppliers
• ANPR system specialists
• Consultants and academics
• Citizens and debt advisory services

Networking opportunities
Enforcement Excellence 2025 will provide an opportunity to meet peers, colleagues and other professionals in both structured discussions and during informal networking sessions, including a drinks reception to close the day.