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taylorjack | 22:40 Thu 02nd Jul 2009 | Road rules
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Are you allowed to park a curtain sided transit sized vehicle half on the road and half on a raised kerb footpath and only 20 feet from a corner
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You shouldn't park on the pavement at all - how do you expect mothers with babies and people in wheelchairs to pass safely, as well as it being an offence?

We recently had somebody in a wheelchair nearly killed when they lost their wheelchair into the road trying to get past some selfish moron who had blocked the pavement.

No sympathy for anybody doing it and getting a ticket.




S.19 Road Traffic Act 1988 specifically prohibits hgvs from parking on footpath or verge. It is dealt with by non-endorsable fixed penalty notice.
For non-hgvs the driver can be issued a fixed penalty notice for unnecessary obstruction, wilful obstruction, leaving vehicle in a dangerous position, driving on footpath or (unlikely) damaging the footpath.
It is also 'technically' illegal to park within 30 feet of a junction..., but you'd never believe it!!
I can understand peoples comments on your Q Taylor, they are right in what they say, Re/ Prams, Wheelchairs, but I also know the other half of this storey when you are trying to deliver heavy Items, but as said, parking on the pavement, corner bookable offence.
Sorry TWR, but there really is no 'other half of this story'. Whether a driver has got something to deliver or not has no bearing on him deciding to park on the pavement. Pavements are meant for pedestrians not for vehicles.

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