Hackney motorists are more likely to get a fine than in almost any other borough - and almost all of the 44,500 offences last were were for violating Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs).
New data showing which London councils handed out the most fines last year shows Hackney ranked second.
Newham and Redbridge issued the most fines for breaking lockdown, handing out 242 and 137 respectively, while most other boroughs issued fewer than 50.
The figures were revealed by Freedom of Information requests submitted to all London councils, although Croydon and Harrow failed to respond and Hillingdon responded only partially.
Lambeth topped the leader board for littering fines, doling out 13,531 – nearly double the amount handed out by second-most prolific Redbridge, which was 7,644.
The Freedom of Information requests were submitted by the Manifesto Club, which opposes the “erosion of public freedoms” through what it deems overreaching police and council enforcement.
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