Dozens of “inconsiderate” drivers have had their cars towed or slapped with fines after blocking roads at Snowdonia beauty spots
Parking in Snowdonia National Park will continue to be monitored over the Easter weekend and any vehicles found to be parked on the clearway, double yellows or causing an obstruction will be removed at the owner's expense, North Wales Police said.
It added: "Whilst we appreciate people are visiting Eryri National Park to enjoy the weather and stunning scenery this bank holiday weekend, we are urging motorists to be responsible and think about where they park and to make full use of the park and ride facilities that are available. The irresponsible parking we witnessed in Pen y Pass and Llyn Ogwen yesterday not only risks lives, but also prevents emergency vehicle access.👉🏽
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