Posted: Mon 13th May 2013

Chirk Illegal Parking Crackdown

Wrexham.com for people living in or visiting the Wrexham area
This article is old - Published: Monday, May 13th, 2013

Police are reminding motorists visiting a popular car boot sale that they will crack down illegal parking.

Last summer illegal parking at the Chirk car boot sale on Sunday mornings resulted in 12 motorists being issued with tickets.

Following recent boot sales at the site there are concerns that the problem may return this summer, so police are putting out an early warning that enforcement action will be taken against offending motorists who ignore warnings from the police and council officials.

Local Inspector Nick Evans of North Wales Police said “A lot of drivers display a total disregard and ignorance for other road users. When they abandon their cars on pavements or grass verges they not only obstruct the free flow of traffic on a very busy road, but more worryingly they cause a hazard obstructing a clear view for other motorists and obstruct pedestrian’s right of way which could lead to a collision and injury.

We reported last year on a similar campaign, and the picture above is from the same time period.



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