Lambeth refunds just 9% of fines from unlawful LTN29/09/2025 Lambeth Council has only refunded £126,000 of £1.4m in fines issued to motorists under an unlawful low-traffic neighbourhood (LTN), according to The Telegraph. |
Councils facing fines of £5,000 a day for unmanned roadworks27/01/2016 Councils and utility companies could face paying fines of up to £5,000 a day if roadworks are left unmanned at weekends. |
Scottish Road Works Commissioner issues penalties23/06/2014 The Scottish Road Works Commissioner has issued penalties totalling £57,500 to six utility companies for failing to comply with legal requirements when placing their cables and pipes in roads. |
Speeding fines set to quadruple10/06/2014 Maximum fines for speeding on motorways could increase from £2,500 to £10,000. |
Utility companies could face roadworks fines in Kent12/06/2013 Kent County Council has launched a scheme that aims to reduce congestion on the county’s busiest roads. |
Careless drivers will face on-the-spot fines05/06/2013 Motorists will be penalised if they hog the middle lane or tailgate other cars under a crackdown on anti-social motoring that has been announced by the Government. |
6,500 fines for using Games Lanes30/08/2012 Drivers have racked up 6,500 fines totaling £845,000 for driving in Games Lanes. |
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