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BRITAIN HAS RAISED on the spot littering fines from £80 to £150 as the drive to maintain clean streets continues.
Britain has raised on the spot littering fines from £80 to £150 as the drive to maintain clean streets continues. The heavy fine for littering and grafitti is welcome by the public who view the hefty fine as a powerful message to those who throw litter around.
It is now also good that authorities do not need to prove who, in a vehicle has throw out litter through a vehicle window, as long as they can prove which vehicle is responsible.
This means its the drivers responsibility to ensure that his or her passengers do not throw out litter , which in some cases can be a danger to pedestrians, cyclists and other vehicles, potentially causing accidents, injury and even death. More news to follow.
In 2017 Britain spent £700million in its street clean up operations and its expected that the rise in fines, will enforce, proper rubbish disposal and recycling, while protecting the climate and environment. More news to follow. By Sibusiso Ngwenya