Calls for Parking Cameras to End Double and Triple Parking Chaos in Ibrox and Cessnock

Residents say that cameras, similar to those used in Low Emission Zones, would provide a 24-hour solution to the problem without relying solely on parking wardens.

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EXCLUSIVE by Gary Fanning

Residents in Ibrox and Cessnock are urging Glasgow City Council to install traffic cameras to clamp down on dangerous double and triple parking, which they say is causing chaos, blocking buses, and posing serious safety risks — with many fearing it’s only a matter of time before someone is seriously injured.

Locals argue that cameras, similar to those used in Low Emission Zones, would provide a 24-hour solution to the problem without relying solely on parking wardens.