The group were handed the fines after appearing in court following the meet at Trafford Palazzo in March, 2025.
Greater Manchester Police and Trafford Council launched an investigation to identify those who attended the unauthorised event, which was advertised over social media on the 13th March
Several vehicles were reported driving in an anti-social manner on Phoenix Way, Trafford Palazzo before. Ring dispersed by police
However, the drivers then met-up close to Manchester Airport but were also dispersed by officers attending the scene.
There is a public space protection order (PSPO) in place in Trafford, which means anyone taking part in an unauthorised motoring event or driving in an anti-social manner may be issued with a minimum fine of £100. The attendees of this illegal motoring event were all in breach of the PSPO.
An initial £100 fine was issued to 29 offenders, with a further 17 people each issued fines ranging from £408 to £1,780, totalling to £14,921 between them.
Chief Inspector Michael Parker from the Roads Policing Unit, said: “Following a thorough investigation by our officers in partnership Trafford Council, we have now successfully brought positive action against the attendees of this unauthorised motoring event which took place in March.
“It is dangerous and unacceptable to drive in an antisocial manner and puts residents at risk. I hope these fines send a clear message that we will not tolerate those who disregard the safety of others. We will find you and we will take action.”
