Are the days of 'parking miles away' finally over for Lincoln's Sincil Bank residents? 🚗 ⛔
Residents along Lincoln's Sincil Bank have welcomed the introduction of new parking restrictions, describing the current situation as"a nightmare".
Overall, both schemes aim to kerb commuter parking and the resulting traffic, reduce congestion, enhance footpath access and prevent areas being used as shortcuts. "During the day, obviously everyone is at work so it's fine. But at night, because of all the multi-lets, you have around two or three cars per household," he said.
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