Private parking code sets out new rules for operators and landowners

Government hopes that unified code and new appeals charter will make regulation of parking on private land fairer

The government has published its new code of practice for parking on private land. A package of measures announced by the Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities on 7 February will see parking fines cut by up to 50% in the majority of cases. The proposals include a maximum cap for parking fines, a 10-minute grace period before a late fine can be issued, and a requirement for parking firms to clearly display pricing and terms and conditions.

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