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Ed Pargeter Director, EP Training Leatherhead, Surrey Pargeter feels the
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— Ed Pargeter Director, EP Training Leatherhead, Surrey Pargeter feels the
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whole clamping sector is tarnished with a reputation of bullying and unfair practice. Its role, he thinks, is not to help or inform drivers about parking regulations, but to penalise as many as possible.
"It seems to me that motorway service operators employ contractors who do whatever they want to do. I expect they get paid on a bonus scheme, whereby the more they clamp, the more money they get.
"I understand the need for clamping. I got done recently myself. I didn't see the sign and I was only there for about 15 minutes, yet it cost me £120. But at the end of the day, it was my own fault."