Council deploys CCTV-equipped cars to slap drivers with fines for breaking parking rules

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A West Midlands council has confirmed that it will continue to use vehicles equipped with camera technology to crack down on drivers parking dangerously.

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City of Wolverhampton Council has announced that mobile enforcement vehicles will be deployed near schools to keep zones clear of irresponsible parking.The vehicles are equipped with camera technology that automatically capture evidence of drivers ignoring "keep clear" zones outside schools.Council camera cars patrol during the school run in the mornings, alongside enforcement officers who operate on foot.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say When a vehicle is identified by the camera technology as breaking the rules, a fine can be sent to the registered owner of the car.Vehicles are equipped with an intelligent enforcement system that uses GPS to identify where parking restrictions begin and end.Video footage is captured and sent to an independent officer, who can confirm a breach of parking rules and issue a fine.

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