To encourage responsible parking and improve general road safety, the Scottish Government has increased national Penalty Charge Notices (PCN) for the first time in twenty-two years.
Charges will increase to 拢100, which reduces to 拢50 if paid within 14 days, an increase from 拢60 reducing to 拢30 previously.
At a council meeting in April, councillors agreed to set fees for P站色情片, which comes into effect on Thursday 1 June 2023.
Anyone who illegally parks can receive a Penalty Charge Notice. This includes:
- Parking on yellow lines
- Parking without payment
- Parking in a permit space without displaying a valid permit
- Parking in a loading gap marked by a yellow line
- Parking in a disabled parking space without displaying a valid blue badge
- Parking in a bus stop
Councillor Andrew Kain, Policy Lead for Roads and Transport:
鈥淚n line with new Scottish Government policy, the increased charges will benefit our communities by discouraging people from illegally parking and causing an obstruction to other road users and pedestrians. It鈥檚 common sense, please observe parking signs which are there for your and everyone else鈥檚 safety and don鈥檛 park somewhere where you might risk a 拢100 fine.鈥
Information on where you can park in your local area is available on the council website /parking
You can also find more information on Penalty Charge Notices