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I've had a ticket for parking in a layby with no retrictions . . .

Paul_K_2 · 2025-10-17 22:33:40

I've had a PCN for parking in a layby as you can see in the picture. The layby has no signs whatsoever let alone any parking restrictions. I appealed and that was rejected. This is the reason they gave - The highway extends building line to building line and therefore includes the footpath/grass verges. This doesn't sound…

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21 October at 10:00AM

Ftla may be of help here.
there are a large amount of people who do not understand double yellow lines, you can stop on them to load/unload passengers or goods, but they also extend to the pavement, and verges, so that layby is restricted

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