The City’s Transport Directorate has urged motorists to refrain from illegally parking in the CBD. The Directorate says it has been monitoring the use of parking bays, since October, and focused on the illegal use of reserved bays, and those who exceeded the time limits. In October alone, the City issued nearly 700 fines for parking offences. The Directorate has now called on motorists to refrain from using parking bays for longer than stipulated times.

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