Overview
- TfL says a small minority with four or more penalty notices accounts for 94% of the outstanding sum.
- About £16.5m was recovered in the first half of 2025 through stepped-up enforcement activity.
- Enforcement teams seized 530 vehicles and sold 350 at auction, raising £285,000.
- Cases are being moved to county courts, with the toughest instances risking bankruptcy or property forfeiture.
- The Department for Transport and DVLA are sharing data to help track offenders, while compliance tops 97% and some wrongful charges linked to tampering have been rescinded.