John Marwood
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Bit buggered down Corporation St then.
Bit buggered down Corporation St then.
Yeah.Isn't there a solid white line down the pavement that allows them to park on the pavement?
It actually requires cars parking there to be parked on the footpath.Isn't there a solid white line down the pavement that allows them to park on the pavement?
Bit buggered down Corporation St then.
Isn't there a solid white line down the pavement that allows them to park on the pavement?
It actually requires cars parking there to be parked on the footpath.
It actually requires cars parking there to be parked on the footpath.
Indeed, but they are not just "allowed" to park on the footpath, they are required to - parking in the more 'normal' manner, full on the road, is not allowed.Yes, that's the point I was making, that cars are meant to park on the pavement.
Some 20-odd years ago I parked my car part on the pavement outside my newly resurfaced drive in a short cul-de-sac. The next morning there was a police issued fixed penalty on the car for "wilful obstruction". My appeal was rejected even though I was "obstructing" my own drive. Apparently if I'd parked away from the dropped kerb they'd probably have accepted my appeal.
Indeed, but they are not just "allowed" to park on the footpath, they are required to - parking in the more 'normal' manner, full on the road, is not allowed.