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TfL 'broke law' and Sadiq Khan may have to refund £70m to fined London drivers - Vimarsana News

TfL 'broke law' and Sadiq Khan may have to refund £70m to fined London drivers

A panel of lawyers judged that TfL had contravened government guidance on the issuing of penalty charge notices (PCNs) to motorists parked on red routes in London.

Drivers may be entitled to millions in refunds from parking fines as using CCTV as... - Vimarsana News

Drivers may be entitled to millions in refunds from parking fines as using CCTV as...

Fining motorists by post using CCTV footage to monitor breaches instead of traffic wardens has been ruled “illegal”.

Source: lbc.co.uk
Drivers could be owed MILLIONS in parking fine refunds as landmark ruling finds that Sadiq Khan's TfL 'broke the law' by using CCTV footage rather than traffic wardens to punish motorists - Vimarsana News

Drivers could be owed MILLIONS in parking fine refunds as landmark ruling finds that Sadiq Khan's TfL 'broke the law' by using CCTV footage rather than traffic wardens to punish motorists

Mayor Sadiq Khan's (pictured) Transport for London 'broke the law' by using CCTV and not traffic wardens to fine drivers to fine drivers, according to a landmark ruling.

Council war on motorists rakes in £200k with confusing traffic signs - Vimarsana News

Council war on motorists rakes in £200k with confusing traffic signs

Tunbridge Wells Borough Council admits its signage related to a restricted bus lane could be illegal

Beach goers at Scratby near Yarmouth hit with parking fines - Vimarsana News

Beach goers at Scratby near Yarmouth hit with parking fines

People heading to an east Norfolk beach are being asked to park "sensibly, respectfully, and legally".