THE roads in Denbighshire where the most parking tickets were handed out in the last 12 months have been revealed.

A Freedom of Information request made to Denbighshire County Council revealed the top 10 roads where the most parking tickets were issued in the 12 months up to March 11, 2024.

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Figures showed that Rhyl is where motorists were most likely to be ticketed, with the seven of the top 10 all being roads in the town.

Here are the 10 roads in Denbighshire where the most parking tickets were given in the last year:

1. Queen Street, Rhyl – 917 parking tickets

Rhyl Journal: Queen Street, RhylQueen Street, Rhyl (Image: GoogleMaps)

2. High Street, Rhyl – 413 parking tickets

Rhyl Journal: High Street, RhylHigh Street, Rhyl (Image: GoogleMaps)

3. Kinmel Street, Rhyl – 368 parking tickets

Rhyl Journal: Kinmel Street, RhylKinmel Street, Rhyl (Image: GoogleMaps)

4. Wellington Road, Rhyl – 336 parking tickets

Rhyl Journal: Wellington Road, Rhyl Wellington Road, Rhyl (Image: GoogleMaps)

5. High Street, Prestatyn - 160 parking tickets

Rhyl Journal: High Street, PrestatynHigh Street, Prestatyn (Image: GoogleMaps)

6. Water Street, Rhyl – 120 parking tickets

Rhyl Journal: Water Street, RhylWater Street, Rhyl (Image: GoogleMaps)

7. Sussex Street, Rhyl – 110 parking tickets

Rhyl Journal: Sussex Street, RhylSussex Street, Rhyl (Image: GoogleMaps)

8. Chapel Street, Llangollen – 86 parking tickets

Rhyl Journal: Chapel Street, LlangollenChapel Street, Llangollen (Image: GoogleMaps)

9. Clwyd Street, Ruthin – 84 parking tickets

Rhyl Journal: Clwyd Street, RuthinClwyd Street, Ruthin (Image: GoogleMaps)

10. West Kinmel Street, Rhyl - 83 parking tickets

Rhyl Journal: West Kinmel Street, RhylWest Kinmel Street, Rhyl (Image: GoogleMaps)

Penalty charge notices are issued when drivers break parking regulations, such as by parking on double yellow lines or on a single yellow line at a prohibited time.

A spokesperson for the Local Government Association, which represent councils in England and Wales, said: “Income raised through on-street parking charges and parking fines is spent on running parking services.

"Any surplus is spent on essential transport projects, including fixing the £11billion road repairs backlog, reducing congestion, tackling poor air quality and supporting local bus services."