The city's transport convener said current fines of £20 should be increased as current regulations are 'soft touch'.
Calls for stronger enforcement on vehicle idling — particularly outside schools and health centres — are being made by Glasgow councillors.
He was responding to a question by Cllr Lana Reid-McConnell, Greens, who wants to see the Scottish Government strengthen guidance on idling, especially outside schools, care homes and healthcare centres. “But it is certainly clear to me that the current soft touch approach to idling enforcement mandated by the national government regulations is limiting our ability to affect the behavioural change that we all want to see.”
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