Do homemade NO PARKING signs have any legal standing?

DCFC79

Can you not car share with someone who works in town

peter_the_piper

I don't see why the op does not come to an accommodation with the shop. Either that or P&D, they would at least make some money out of the OP and her likes.

AlexisV

The sign is a contract. Whether it is enforceable or not depends on the wording of the contract. The material of the sign is irrelevant, but the clarity and size are.

Oopsadaisy

AlexisV wrote: »

The sign is a contract. Whether it is enforceable or not depends on the wording of the contract. The material of the sign is irrelevant, but the clarity and size are.

What clarity and size does it need to have/be???

Mustard_Dave

clare1981 wrote: »

thanks for your input taffy056 and i can see where you are coming from but there are no park and rides here and busses are not an option for me.

AlexisV

Oopsadaisy wrote: »

What clarity and size does it need to have/be???

Just clear enough to be able to read it ie. not in small text, 10 feet up a wall

lucylucky

AlexisV wrote: »

Just clear enough to be able to read it ie. not in small text, 10 feet up a wall

Wonder how clear that is?

My eyesight is not what is was;)

esmerobbo

lucylucky wrote: »

Wonder how clear that is?

My eyesight is not what is was;)

Unfortunately it would depend on the DJ on the day!

Hopefully he would have failing eyesight too!

torontoboy45

peter_the_piper wrote: »

I don't see why the op does not come to an accommodation with the shop. Either that or P&D, they would at least make some money out of the OP and her likes.

exactly my thoughts.

a pub local to me and close to shops charges £250 p.a per vehicle for 24/7 parking to a local estate agent and bakery. no reserved parking spaces but the park is never busy.

£5 p.week to park 24/7; to me this is a bargain. the OP might at least consider making a proposition to the retailer, instead of clogging up a space 5 days a week/pleading poverty.