Hutton calls for city centre parking bays to be remarked

placeholder image — Hutton calls for city centre parking bays to be remarked.

'In several parts of the city centre it’s hard to distinguish which bay is which and no one wants to unwittingly get a parking ticket'

The Stormont Department of Infrastructure has been urged to "carry out a programme of remarking the existing lines of parking bays" in Derry City Centre.

The call has come from Derry City and Strabane District councillor Aisling Hutton (Sinn Féin).

Calls for city centre parking bays to be remarked

“I have been contacted by a number of motorists concerned about the state of the parking bay road markings across the city centre. These include disabled parking bays, taxi and loading bays," said Cllr Hutton.

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“Those people who have contacted me have said in several parts of the city centre it’s hard to distinguish which bay is which and no one wants to unwittingly get a parking ticket.

“It’s important that the Department for Infrastructure carry out a programme of road remarking there as soon as possible."