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Anyone know the reules regarding parking on or close to speed bumps.
Does this warrant a legitimate penalty?
Has anyone had problems with this and if so did you defend it ?
Info appreciated
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Unless there are waiting or stopping restrictions on the road concerned, there's nothing to stop you parking on or near a speed hump. Unless it was specifically a raised crossing point for pedestrians, I can't think why you'd get a ticket.
Unless there are waiting or stopping restrictions on the road concerned, there's nothing to stop you parking on or near a speed hump. Unless it was specifically a raised crossing point for pedestrians, I can't think why you'd get a ticket.
It would have to be properly TRO's and marked as a crossing for pedestrian - not just raised. (ie. it needs white zigzags)
It does not need zig zags if it is a pedestrian crossing point it is classed as a dropped kerb although its the road that has been raised. It would be obviously different to a speed hump in both design and appearence. At present its only a contravention in London and doesn't need a TMO if its in a Special parking area, it will be rolled out Nationwide when the 2004 Traffic management act is fully enacted.
Anyone know the reules regarding parking on or close to speed bumps.
Does this warrant a legitimate penalty?
Has anyone had problems with this and if so did you defend it ?
Info appreciated
Martin
What was the alleged contravention/offence and in what area was it?
Thanks guys I posted after been told about this.
I have given the person concerned our site details hopefully they will register and come and post more info here.
If you are reading,registration is free quick to do and of course will allow you to access much more info.
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Parking ticket for parking on speed bump.
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