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Clampers face new legislation

4th February 2010
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OPERATORS could challenge what they believe is unfair practice by wheel-clamping firms if an amendment to the new Crime and Security Bill is passed.

The compulsory licensing scheme for vehicle dampers will require all wheel dampers to sign up to a code of conduct that stipulates limits on fees for release, time limits for towing vehicles away and clear instructions for erecting signage.

A spokeswoman for the Home Office says that the new legislation will only apply to private land.

On public land, clamping charges are restricted to 1.70 in London and £45 outside of the capital.

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Organisations: Home Office
Locations: London

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