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and the improvements in appeals is welcome.
Private car parks will have to display prices more clearly, introduce a fairer system for appeals and give drivers a grace period for lateness as part of a government crackdown.
Most fines will be capped at £50 - down from £100 currently - although higher financial penalties will remain for more serious breaches.
Operators that do not follow the rules could be barred from collecting fines from motorists, the government said.
The AA called the plans "much needed".
Minister for Levelling Up Neil O'Brien said: "Private firms issue roughly 22,000 parking tickets every day, often adopting a system of misleading and confusing signage, aggressive debt collection and unreasonable fees designed to extort money from motorists.
Most fines will be capped at £50 - down from £100 currently - although higher financial penalties will remain for more serious breaches.
Operators that do not follow the rules could be barred from collecting fines from motorists, the government said.
The AA called the plans "much needed".
Minister for Levelling Up Neil O'Brien said: "Private firms issue roughly 22,000 parking tickets every day, often adopting a system of misleading and confusing signage, aggressive debt collection and unreasonable fees designed to extort money from motorists.
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