Motorist fined £185 for pulling over to adjust wing mirror for 41 seconds in 'no stopping' zone at East Midlands Airport
A DRIVER was fined £185 after pulling over for less than a minute to adjust the mirror of her car at East Midlands Airport.
Jessica, who works at the airport, was on her way home from work when she stopped to check her car was safe.Despite Jessica's protests, the enforcement company who handed it to her has refused to back down,She told the Nottinghamshire Live: "Sometimes we can't get out of our car park because of taxis so I can understand why the airport are doing it but they are fining the wrong people.
"We are not going to pay it and if they want to take us to court I am happy to go to court. I am not paying for something like this.
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