40% Of Appeals Against Clampers Upheld Last Year
The NTA said it dealt with 1,783 second-stage appeals last year
New figures show 4 in every 10 appeals against clampers were upheld last year.
Motorists having proof of payment and inadequate signage are some of the most common reasons for a successful appeal.
The National Transport Authority dealt with almost 5 second stage appeals every day last year.
The Irish Times reports that the NTA is hiring additional staff to deal with the volume of appeals coming before it.
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