Got a ticket for parking on kerb...

Baggles25

Hi, I wonder if anyone has any advance on this please. I parked at the side of the road in my motorhome in Scarborough and the near side wheels were on the kerb. I got a ticket for "not parked correctly within the confines of the bay or space". The thing is there are no hatched lines on the inside of the bay so there's nothing to actually say where the bay ends. I was not blocking the pavement (the pavement is really wide even though it doesn't look like it is in the photo). What are my chances of successfully appealing it please?

Gr1pr

Same advice as in other council matters regarding roads and highways etc, try the FTLA parking forum website for advice , like this dropped kerb example yesterday

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6661846/parked-on-tapered-sloping-part-of-a-dropped-kerb-redbridge-driveway

Keep_pedalling

The part on the pavement is clearly outside the bay

daveyjp

The kerb marks the edge of the carriageway and pavement boundary. Pavements are for people, not vehicles.

Baggles25

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81944153#Comment_81944153

Thank you Gr1pr, that is very useful. I wasn't aware of that website. Cheers!