The cameras are the first 'buses only' enforcement cameras to be used by Sunderland City Council under national legislation. Read more: Sunderland drivers warned of £70 fines as 'bus gate' cameras to be switched on Enforcement at both bus gates is now scheduled to begin from midnight on Sunday 13 August. The Silksworth camera has generated 317 warning notices issued to vehicle owners in the first ten days of operation, while the Washington camera has generated 137 warning notices issued to vehicle owners in the same time frame. There has been a ‘grace period’ since they were switched-on and vehicle owners observed contravening the regulations have been receiving a warning notice. The cameras are at the bus-only sections of Dene Street, Silksworth, and Brancepeth Road, Washington - which went 'live' at one minute past midnight on July 24.įootage from the cameras is reviewed by Sunderland City Council and contraventions of the traffic restrictions can lead to a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) of £70. A lot of your neighbors continue to walk and use our sidewalks, and it is important for a Great City to have clear sidewalks during a storm so we all can still get around our neighborhoods and use CT Transit bus stops.More than 450 warning notices have been posted out to vehicle owners after CCTV cameras began monitoring two Sunderland bus gates. It's a free and effective way to stay informed however best suits your needs: ĭon't forget! During a snow storm, please work to keep your sidewalks clear to their full width. To stay up to date on all the latest storm related information and any parking bans that will be in effect, SIGN UPfor the Emergency Notification Alert System. If your car has been towed, find your car online using your license plate HERE. for more information on paid off street parking please visit .ĬLICK HERE for available parking in New Haven Public School lotsįor updated information on school closings, please check the New Haven Public Schools app, website, or your local school for more information. Parking is available at the Park New Haven Temple Street Garage, Crown Street Garage & Granite Square Garage for $3 each day through 9PM on Tuesday. Together we can get our city moving again. Stay ahead of the storm and secure your emergency parking space today! Help our community cleanup effort by talking to your neighbors and sharing off street parking. ( zoom in to your neighborhood by holding ctrl and scrolling) The parking ban on all posted snow routes will be enforced with a tag/tow operation starting at 9AM.ĬLICK HERE for a map of posted snow routes On a ZONE C residential street: Don't be the ODD car on the block! ZONE C: ALL RESIDENTIAL AREAS - No parking on the odd side ZONE B: POSTED SNOW EMERGENCY ROUTES CITYWIDE - both sides ZONE A: DOWNTOWN AREA - all streets bounded by MLK/State/Grove/Howe, both sides Please stay alert for updates as conditions develop. Mayor Justin Elicker has announced A CITYWIDE PARKING BAN in effect on all streets in New Haven starting at 11PM SATURDAY (2/6/21) which will be in effect until lifted with a tentative end on Monday afternoon around 3pm pursuant to conditions. Parking Ban starting Saturday 2/6/21 at 11PM
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