Overview
- Enforcement is now active, with eight officers patrolling seven days a week across Clydebank, Dumbarton, Balloch and Alexandria.
- Penalty Charge Notices are £80, reduced to £40 if paid within 14 days, increasing to £120 after 56 days, and they do not carry licence points.
- Officers are equipped with body-worn cameras and lone-worker protection devices to address threats or abuse.
- Police Scotland retains responsibility for moving-traffic offences and situations where vehicles pose immediate danger or serious obstruction.
- The council says the scheme is not a revenue drive, with fines funding operations and any surplus reinvested in road safety and transport, and drivers can appeal tickets.