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Councils have been accused of treating drivers as a cash cow through punishing parking penalty notices, which are typically around £50 but can be as much as £160 in London.

Traffic warden Stacey, from London, reckons a trick can get drivers and motorists out of paying fines of up to £160 in the capital city.

Stacey's profession does not have the best reputation amongst the British public and many have experienced discovering the infamous plastic yellow notice tucked under the windscreen wiper

A TRAFFIC warden has revealed the “10-minute rule” that could save you from hefty parking fines.

A TRAFFIC warden has revealed the “10-minute rule” that could save you from hefty parking fines.

TOBY WALNE joined 33-year-old traffic warden Stacey for a day as she patrolled the streets of Stratford, London handing out £100 fines.

A DRIVER was left fuming after he was slapped with a £100 parking fine at KFC.

A DRIVER was left fuming after he was slapped with a £100 parking fine at KFC.

AN expert has revealed a little known about parking rule from the 1970s that could see drivers slapped with a hefty fine.

AN expert has revealed a little known about parking rule from the 1970s that could see drivers slapped with a hefty fine.

The new rules will come into place later this year

Motorists are set to benefit from a new 10-minute grace period during which they will not be charged, as well as new standards for signage and a single set of rules for parking operators on private land.

A MAJOR change to parking rules set to come in within months could save drivers thousands in fines every year.

A MAJOR change to parking rules set to come in within months could save drivers thousands in fines every year.

If you park in private car parks you need to know about the changes

People getting fines will have clearer appeal guidance, new 10 minute period of grace and consistent signage will be enforced

People getting fines will have clearer appeal guidance, new 10 minute period of grace and consistent signage will be enforced

DRIVERS are facing increased fines of up to $500 after a city rolled out a new plan to reduce traffic and crackdown on illegal parking.

DRIVERS in a US city are facing stricter parking rules that target people who need to sleep in their vehicles.

DRIVERS have been warned to be careful where they park – even if they’ve parked in the same spot for years.