Parking Crackdown at Ulster Rugby Matches

0:00On March 26, parking issues are heating up around Ulster-Rudby matches in East Belfast, where police and traffic officials handed out 68. Tick is this week for illegal or obstructive parking. Earlier this week, during two big matches, the police service of Northern Ireland teamed up with the Department for Infrastructure to crack down on. The problem after local complaints rolled in. Residents have been frustrated by cars blocking driveways, corners, and grass verges, which creates real dangers for pedestrians, especially those. With site problems, mobility challenges, wheelchair users, or parents pushing prams. According to police, any violators face fixed penalty notices, penalty points on their license, towing at the owner's expense, or even court action to. Keep roads safe for everyone. This joint effort shows the commitment to fixing these ongoing headaches, reminding drivers to park softly and leave plenty of space on sidewalks for others.