Parking policy and enforcement (HC 748-I of session 2005-06)

Transport Committee

House of Commons, 2006
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Current

Supplement

Sustainability, Environment, Development & Planning

Series

Transport Committee

Abstract

Investigates the parking system, suggesting that the current situation in London in which local authorities in London have control over parking enforcement rather than the police, should be rolled out across Britain. Also discusses the lessons learnt, stating that local authorities' parking enforcement administration must be improved to ensure that illegal parking practices are stamped out.

History

House of Commons Transport Committee. Seventh report. To be read with HC 748-II and HC 1641.

ISBN

9780215029300

Subjects

  • Planning and development
  • Transport planning
  • Parking of vehicles

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