Glasgow City Council aims to enforce a ban on pavement parking, mirroring Edinburgh's actions. This move aims to alleviate mobility challenges and enhance pedestrian safety.

Violators of the ban may face a £100 penalty, signaling a strict stance on pavement parking. The council is updating systems to implement the ban effectively in the near future.

Pavement parking poses challenges for pedestrians, especially those with mobility issues or parents with pushchairs. The ban seeks to create safer.

The Scottish government's legislation grants local authorities the power to prohibit pavement parking. Glasgow's decision to implement the ban aligns with this legislative support.

To raise awareness, warning notices are issued to drivers violating parking rules. This proactive approach aims to encourage compliance and prevent future violations.

Glasgow City Council plans to assess its road network for exemptions and fully enforce the ban soon. The goal is to create a safer, more accessible urban environment for all residents.