<p>Eagle-eyed reader and consumer solicitor say local bylaws are key to question of enforcement</p><p>Are private fines sent by Bristol airport’s contractor to motorists who pick up passengers outside its designated, paid-for, drop-off and pickup zone unenforceable?</p><p>It looks as though they may be, if an eagle-eyed Guardian reader and a leading consumer solicitor are correctly interpreting the bylaws that govern the airport.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/money/2024/sep/14/airport-parking-fines-bristol-unenforceable-bylaw">Continue reading...</a>
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