Supercar drivers slapped with £130 fines for parking on double yellow lines as fleet worth millions descend on London
Nora mystery deepens as post-mortem is 'inconclusive' & French probe abduction‘THEY took HER!’'Jobsworth' easyJet crew 'threatens to fine family £100 for kid, 2, stood on seat'Luxury motors from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the Emirates and Kuwait have becomeAnd it is becoming pretty clear their super-wealthy owners are clearly not worried about the £80 to £130 fines they risk if they dump their cars on double yellow lines.
Every summer playboys from the Middle East pay tens of thousands to ship their motors to the UK as they take a break from the blistering heat at home. As The Sun Online has previously pointed out, searching for a parking space is a daily struggle for most Londoners. But Arab tycoons don't appear to suffer from this problem - as they opt to park where they like as they see the fines as nothing more than loose change.
In fact, even the heftiest fine could ultimately set a supercar driver back less than the cost of a quick oil change.Not only are they are magnet for car lovers they are also clearly proving a big hit with traffic wardens.In 2016, a£100,000 BMW i8 was hit with an £80 fineKensington and Chelsea council has already put in place a ban on motorists from revving engines, sudden acceleration and racing on the streets of Knightsbridge following complaints.
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