Drivers warned not to stop on access roads at Liverpool Airport

5:10pm Sunday 15th July 2012 in News By Barbara Jordan

Drivers face £100 penalty if they stop on Liverpool Airport's approach road Drivers face £100 penalty if they stop on Liverpool Airport's approach road

DRIVERS are being warned not to stop on the approach road at Liverpool John Lennon Airport and surrounding access roads or they could face a charge of up to £100.

A red route no stopping zone has already been introduced on the airport approach road and the dedicated bus access route, due to growing congestion caused by vehicles stopping and blocking lanes. T Robin Tudor, head of PR for Peel Airports, said:“Unfortunately a number of vehicles continue to ignore the restrictions in place, causing congestion problems.”

A dedicated vehicle with onboard mobile CCTV and automatic number plate recognition equipment will be monitoring these roads. Evidence will be taken of any vehicles that stop on the red route with a charge of up to £100 subsequently issued to vehicle owners.

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Comments(3)

anjisan says...
8:09pm Sun 15 Jul 12

we have so many txes, when you go to the airport you are going on holiday and want to keep cost's down, bet they have that van in hale village or in halebank

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anjisan says...
8:11pm Sun 15 Jul 12

ta for that weekly new,s

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tommymacca says...
11:02pm Sun 15 Jul 12

Well Mr T Robin Tudor, maybe if you gave people more than 5 minutes to park in the set down area before they got charged, people might not have to park on the approach road. Instead you introduce a £100 fine. Got to admire your greedy ingenuity.

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