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A radical overhaul of parking controls in Dublin city will see clamping largely replaced by towing and fines
A radical overhaul of parking controls in Dublin city will see clamping largely replaced by towing and fines, and reports from members of the public about illegal parkers will be prioritised, under a radical overhaul of the city’s parking enforcement services.
Although clamping will remain part of the enforcement armoury, controls and penalties will be more geographically defined, with the punishments for motorists dependent on the zone as well as the offence committed. Read more in Olivia Kelly’s report We’d like to hear what you think. Have you been clamped before, and if so, what were the circumstances? How do you feel about the move to more fines and towing in Dublin city?
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