Maximum Parking Control

Erect the warning signs in clear and prominent positions Issue parking permits to staff and clients if required Following the above, should a vehicle park contravening the terms and conditions for parking, the landowner or authorised person acting on behalf of may issue a parking charge ticket Following the issue of a parking charge ticket simply log the details at www.parkingagency.co.uk/tickets/ A compensatory payment to the sum of £10 Inc VAT is returned to you. Please note that this does not apply to parking charge tickets issued by our patrollers

To see the Parking Agency Parking Control System in action please click the show case pictures

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Tenants, landowners and their agents have found a growing need for parking control, due to the rising number of vehicles on our roads parking areas within towns and cities have become a precious commodity. These private parking areas are often the subject to misuse, without adequate measures of parking control, landowners may find it difficult to control the rising number of abusers. There are many different styles of parking control that can be implemented to discourage illegal parkers from abusing their land.

Parking charge notices have become a very popular form of parking control over the last few years, as well as being a non confrontational alternative to wheel clamping, landowners can have complete control over this style of parking control as they can be issued by the landowner without any need for specialist training or security industry licensing. Although the traditional service of vehicle immobilization and removal is seen as a very confrontational and somewhat aggressive approach to parking control it has proven to be the most effective in reducing the number of offending vehicles on sites that are subject to constant abuse. Whenever wheel clamping is used as a method of parking control it is important that the landowner employs a suitably professional parking control company, failure to do so may leave them open to prosecution under the security industry act 2001. The maximum penalty for not complying with this law is five years imprisonment and an unlimited fine. Thankfully the number of rogue operators in the parking control industry has decreased significantly since the introduction of this regulation.