Drivers who break parking rules have had to pay £60 reduced to £30 if paid within two weeks.
Motorists stung by parking tickets have forked out £25 million for breaking parking rules over the last six years in Glasgow.
Scottish Conservative politician Ms Wells questions whether the rising parking costs for the public can be justified considering the "eye watering" income brought in by tickets. But a council spokesman said enforcement is "crucial" for ensuring compliance with regulations to boost road safety among other benefits.
"This eye-watering income will make many question where the money has gone and why the council believes motorists need to be punished further. “If drivers complied with the parking regulations at all times there would be no revenue from parking fines.
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