London 2012 Olympics: Mayor of London Boris Johnson asked to clarify status of Games Lanes

Doocey said the allegations that access to the Olympic Route Network was being offered by corporate ticket agents to some clients who are not Games sponsors and that access to the Olympic Route Network would be available to clients through their deals with National Olympic Committees was "seriously worrying".

In a letter to the Mayor, she said: "The position on the Olympic Route Network must be made absolutely clear as a matter of urgency, in order to reassure Londoners that nobody outside the Olympic Family will be able to access any vehicles which will use the Games Lanes."

Ms Doocey said the Mayor had told her it was not possible for any member of the public or non-Olympic family to secure access to a vehicle that can use the Games Lanes through purchase of a ticket or hospitality package.

Ms Doocey said she also wanted to understand how the use of the Olympic Lanes will be enforced on a daily basis during Games time.

"Will there be cameras on each lane, or police officers or some other physical presence and will each incursion into a Games Lane result in a ?200 fine?" she asked.

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