Wolverhampton council chasing driver with £6,000 in unpaid parking fines

Staff writer
A traffic warden stands beside a car in central London which has been ticketed as part of a new T-Mobile advert where the brand has handed out thousands of pounds in £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes inside imitation parking fines on cars in and around the Capital. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Tuesday September 13, 2011. T-Mobile secretly filmed the reactions from unsuspecting members of the public for a new TV advert which launches on Friday night 9.15pm on Channel 5. Photo credit should read: Geoff Caddick/PA

Enforcement agents for Wolverhampton council have been ordered to track down a driver who has managed to ignore 136 separate penalty charges related to parking – in just a single year.

The rule-breaking driver, who remains unidentified under data protection laws, now owes £6,620 in parking fines. The majority of the penalties were handed out in a single car park, on Whitmore Street in the city.

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