white zig - zag lines either side of a zebra crossing, but in the middle of the road.

Aylesbury_Duck

trinidadone wrote: »

You seem to be one of the few posters on here whom have posted a very unbiased opinion.

Eh? You're reading things that simply aren't there. Which of the preceding posts is biased in any way, or do you simply view any opinion which differs from your own as biased?

As I see it, none of us whom have posted an opinion have any particular vested interest in the answer, just curiosity, so why would anyone come here with any bias?

Norman_Castle

Aylesbury_Duck wrote: »

Eh? You're reading things that simply aren't there. Which of the preceding posts is biased in any way, or do you simply view any opinion which differs from your own as biased?

What opinion? They ask questions, ignore 90% of the responses then make abstract comments.

At least their Goggle is still working.

Manxman_in_exile

peter_the_piper wrote: »

As per my example, zig zags define the outer limits of the restriction, on the outside of them normal rules apply.

I may be mistaken but I think this question came up on Pepipoo a few months ago, and I think they agreed with this view. But perhaps I'm wrong.

Car_54

Aylesbury_Duck wrote: »

Eh? You're reading things that simply aren't there. Which of the preceding posts is biased in any way, or do you simply view any opinion which differs from your own as biased?

Possibly paranoia induced by Trinidad's favourite pastime?

peter_the_piper

wgl2014 wrote: »

Do you have a reference to back that up?

AIUI the zig zags apply across the carriageway rather than defining the outer limits of the restrictions.

No, but the fact that Hastings council does this would lead me to assume, on the balance of probabilities, that they checked the laws referring to this. The parking has been there for about 20 years and I'm sure it would have been queried by now.