Transport - Seventh Report

INTRODUCTION
ENFORCEMENT	LOADING AND UNLOADING
• Police inaction • Civil parking enforcement • Two systems of parking enforcement • Advantages of a single decriminalised enforcement system	• Definitions • Provision of loading capacity
STATUTORY GUIDANCE	PARKING STRATEGIES
• The advantages of specific guidance • The need for revised guidance	• Parking as a traffic management tool • Guidance for local transport planning • Good practice guidance on parking strategies
TRANSPARENCY	PARKING ACCESSIBILITY
• Publication of annual statistics • Parking as an income generator for local authorities • Enforcement contracts and incentives • Scrutiny of local authority parking operations	• Pavement parking • Road safety • ’Blue Badge’ scheme • Parking space: capacity and demand • Planning Policy Guidance
REPRESENTATIONS	PUBLICITY AND CONSULTATION
• Timeframes • Grounds for considering representations • Fourteen day discount • Professional service, costs, compensation	• Publicity • Consultation, consent, engagement
APPEALS TO THE PARKING ADJUDICATORS	TECHNOLOGY AND DATABASES
• Independence of the adjudicators and quality of service • Lack of awareness of the right to appeal • Powers of the adjudicators • Investigating maladministration • The importance of developing the adjudication service	• Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) register • Continuous vehicle registration • Access to DVLA data • New technologies for parking • Real time information • Technology for enforcement • Technology for processing tickets
PROPORTIONALITY	CONCLUSION
• Police inaction • Civil parking enforcement • Two systems of parking enforcement • Advantages of a single decriminalised enforcement system	REPORTS FROM THE TRANSPORT COMMITTEE SINCE 2005
STAFF	LIST OF WRITTEN EVIDENCE
• Training and recruitment • ’On-street discretion’	ANNEX - VISIT NOTE
TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDERS	FORMAL MINUTES
• Training and recruitment • ’On-street discretion’	WITNESSES