Parking enforcement

Derbyshire County Council is responsibility for enforcing parking restrictions on the streets of Bolsover district and traditional traffic wardens have been replaced by Civil Enforcement Officers (CEOs).

This is known as Civil Parking Enforcement (CPE) and ParkSmarter is the civil parking enforcement partnership that will enforce off-street and on-street car parking in Derbyshire.

Parking enforcement will:

• improve safety for everyone using the roads and pavements
• keep roads free from obstruction and keep the traffic moving
• prevent abuse of blue badge spaces for disabled people
• help make short stay spaces in town centre car parks more available for shoppers
• make sure emergency services vehicles and buses can get to where they need to go.

The rules on parking haven’t changed - only who will be issuing Penalty Charge Notices (PCNs). New teams of civil enforcement officers will be out and about across Derbyshire and they will issue PCNs to motorists who don’t stick to the parking rules.

For more information regarding parking enforcement please visit ParkSmarter 

Last Updated on Friday, 11 March 2011 16:27

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