One expert said the introduction of clean air zones and ultra-low emission zones over recent years is likely to have a large role in the growth in fines
Millions of motorists in England could be slapped with fines totalling £2billion from parking and clean air zones. More than 30 million requests have been made to the DVLA for the name and address of vehicle owners, allowing companies to issue fines to motorists who have been found to break rules.
Iain Reid, head of editorial at Carwow, said: “It’s clear from the number of requests for vehicle keeper data being made year on year that registered private companies and public authorities are clamping down on parking and traffic violations. Reid continued, saying: "As multiple new laws have come into effect regarding Clean Air Zones, we would encourage all drivers to spend extra time planning your route, checking the rules of the roads being entered and whether your car is compliant or not.
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