Do you use clampers or clamp on your own land?

From May 2005 clamping vehicles without a license from the Security Industry Authority (SIA) became a criminal offence.

Anyone clamping or allowing clamping without the appropriate licenses can incur heavy fines and could face a prison sentences of up to five years!

People who allow clamping on their land are responsible for ensuring the company employed has the relevant, up-to-date licenses.

For Example. You will need a license, if:

You are a business providing wheel clamping services.

You are an employee who handles the wheel clamping of your car park at work.

You are a private land owner who does your own wheel clamping and charges a release fee.