ROLLS-ROYCE MOTOR CARS CALLS FOR IMPROVED PARKING AND SPEEDING CONTROLS IN LOCAL AREA

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has called upon the local authorities to urgently improve parking and speeding controls on roads around the company’s Head Office and Manufacturing Plant at Goodwood, West Sussex.

 Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has called upon the local authorities to urgently improve parking and speeding controls on roads around the company’s Head Office and Manufacturing Plant at Goodwood, West Sussex.

Rolls-Royce has consistently and publicly voiced concern at the lack of local controls, and calls upon Sussex Police, West Sussex County Council and Chichester District Council for urgent improvements. The company has voiced the need for more double yellow lines in key locations, parking controls to support local residents and the robust enforcement of speeding fines.

Torsten Müller-Ötvös, CEO, said, “Rolls-Royce Motor Cars works hard to be a good neighbour and we have invested heavily in our business to support this ethos. For example, in January we opened a multi-million pound, 500-space car park to minimise the number of employee vehicles parked on local roads.” He continued, “We welcome the positive news that West Sussex County Council will hold a local public consultation on these matters and we urge swift and decisive action.”