Moving traffic enforcement generates ￡58m: London and Welsh councils are issuing an increasing number of PCNs, suggests RAC research

摘要

The enforcement of moving traffic offences such as stopping in a yellow box junction, making an illegal turn or driving down a 'no entry' road generated ￡58.2m in penalties in 2018-19 for local authorities. This is ￡11.5m more than the ￡46.7m generated in 2016-17, according to data collected by the RAC. The RAC made a Freedom of Information (FoI) request to all local authorities that currently have the power to enforce moving traffic offences in England and Wales - the London boroughs, Transport for London (TfL) and Cardiff Council in Wales.