parking offence

"It's a little more serious than a parking offence, sir."

He has also ordered a crackdown on parking offences.

The powers granted by DPE to deal with parking offences include:

There is also a formal element of crime detection, although in the normal course of events all they encounter is shoplifting and parking offences.

Thus in areas where DPE has been granted, parking offences cease to be criminal offences.

Today the office is largely ceremonial, administering the creation of Freemen of London and collecting fixed penalties for vehicular parking offences.

Fixed penalty notices (FPNs) were introduced in Britain in the 1950s to deal with minor parking offences.

If the intention is to introduce quasi-criminal offences, strict liability will be acceptable to give quick penalties to encourage future compliance, e.g. fixed-penalty parking offences.

It is also responsible for the administration of the Traffic Warden Corps, who assist the Police in the control of traffic and enforcement of parking offences.

There should be a code which sets out in great detail the powers of debt collectors seeking to recover costs for parking offences covered by the scope of this legislation.

It is to be noted that the power to deal with a parking offence on a highway which is not limited to being dealt with any of the above generally remains available to a police constable.

The TARDIS is immobilised, for parking offences, forcing the Second Doctor, Ben, Polly and Jamie to seek funds at the GalactiBank.

The chief rationale behind this provision within the Act was, amongst other reasons, to make sure people didn't end up being criminalized from mere car parking offences, like one may potentially become with some driving offences.

However, my bad conscience about this parking offence was very quickly eclipsed by concern about how much it would cost me to transfer the 200 Austrian schillings for this parking ticket from Germany to Austria.

This includes most parking offences, such as parking on a footpath / nature strip, double parking, disobeying a No Stopping or No Parking Sign and stopping in a bus zone.

The British Daily Telegraph newspaper said of the incident that 'For one with Meads' worldwide reputation for robust play, this was rather like sending a burglar to prison for a parking offence.'

Such parking offences enforced by police traffic wardens are parking contraventions committed in red routes (red routes are usually identified with red lines marked on the roads with the relevant time plates).

Well there is a kind of motoring offence and it's really a parking offence which we're all familiar with, about which there is no doubt whatever, and it's when one is parked on a double yellow line.

It is important however to note that some parking offences can be enforced by the police with fines, failure to comply with which could lead to criminal proceedings and even the adding of points on the driving licence of the offender.

The land under the Viaduct has been used for various uses: when the King Street Bridge was built in 1958 the land was turned over to the City of Melbourne, who used it as a car impound yard for parking offences.

The Roads and Road Improvement Act, 1960, introduced the traffic warden, with new penalties for parking offences, in the context of an unresolved debate about road pricing: payment for road space in the interests of rationalizing the use of roads.

Eight years ago, at lunchtime, this planet had been demolished, utterly destroyed, by the huge yellow Vogon ships which had hung in the lunchtime sky as if the law of gravity was no more than a local regulation, and breaking it no more than a parking offence.

As the new Penang Chief Minister, Lim Guan Eng announced an amnesty on all summonses issued by the Penang Municipal Council and Seberang Perai Municipal Council involving vendors' licences and parking offences issued before March 2008.