London council fines motorists millions for using LTN road more than 56,000 times in four years

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Haringey Council's own figures show that a staggering 6,800 motorists were caught out in just one month in 2022 by traffic cameras in the St Ann's LTN in north London.

Published: 10:18 GMT, 15 November 2026 | Updated: 10:25 GMT, 15 November 2026

Drivers have been hit with millions of pounds worth of fines by a council strictly enforcing a closed road in a low-traffic neighbourhood (LTN) over just four years.

Haringey Council's own figures show that a staggering 6,800 motorists were caught out in just one month in 2022 by traffic cameras in the St Ann's LTN in north London.

Roads have been shut off to out-of-borough traffic with big planters and signs since August 2022.

A whopping 56,260 drivers were caught entering without permission until October 2026, according to figures released from the council in a freedom of information (FOI) request.

The full fine for the infraction is £160, meaning it could have raised more than £9million in that time. Early payment grants a 50 per cent reduction, meaning the council could have raised at least £4.5million in only four years from the road.

The council disputes these figures, however, saying the real amount is 'about £2million'. They added that the introduction for the LTN was to 'encourage walking, cycling, and wheeling in a safer, cleaner environment'.

More than 56,000 drivers have been caught out at St Ann's LTN, totalling millions of pounds worth of fines in just four years (file photo)

Nearly 7,000 drivers were fined for driving through La Rose Lane - formerly Black Boy Lane - without permission in November 2022 alone

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