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Aberdeen City Council is hitting back hard on pavement parking, revealing a top 10 list of worst streets — with Dyce Avenue leading the pack at 168 tickets alone. Over 3,700 fines issued since July last year, each costing up to $100 (or $50 if paid fast), could net the council nearly $188,000. The crackdown, now in its second year, targets safety, accessibility, and fairness for pedestrians and drivers alike. While some argue enforcement is vital, others call for smarter solutions — especially in the city center. Six streets alone saw over 100 tickets, and neighboring Aberdeenshire issued far fewer, even claiming it’s a police issue — despite councils having the legal power. This data-driven crackdown exposes a widespread parking problem needing both council action and driver accountability.

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