Can anyone help me understand this parking sign?
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no it makes enormous sense, as with very many places across the UK, it stops "commuters" from parking there "all" day since they would have to return and move their car at a "very" awkward time of day for someone already at workThat would be really odd though, no parking between 10am and 11am makes little sense?0 -
As long as your car is gone by 10am or you arrive after 11am, you can park there. (unless there are other signs)Hi guys,
So would I be breaching the rules if I parked there after 11am? And would I be breaching it if I parked before 10am and was out before 10am? i.e. I park at 9am and leave by around 9.45am, would I breach it?
It's very common in areas where commuters have been parking for free. Usually the parking warden does one walk past each day, between 10am and 11am. If you look at the streets nearby you might find some of them have no parking 9am - 10am or 11am - noon. So you can usually find somewhere to park if you are just visiting.Changing the world, one sarcastic comment at a time.0 -
That would be really odd though, no parking between 10am and 11am makes little sense?
Very common near railway stations etc. It's so the commuters can't park there all day from say 7.00am to early evening.
At the same time it has limited effect on residents and people that legitimately need to be there such as tradesmen.Eat vegetables and fear no creditors, rather than eat duck and hide.0 -
It also means the traffic wardens only have to check that patch for one hour and then move on somewhere else where the restriction might be 11 - 12 am.0
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That would be really odd though, no parking between 10am and 11am makes little sense?
You have them across suburbs in London. often one hour segments say 1 - 2pm. it's to stop people parking their cars in local streets and getting the tube into central London...
That'll teach me to read the whole thread lol0 -
I had an encounter with a sign like this recently. They are, at first glance,confusing, although they are fully explained in the Highway Code. I had left my car by one of these signs, as I thought I would be ok. I returned to see two parking wardens just beginning to go through the process of ticketing my car. In the event, they did not proceed, as my return had thwarted their dastardly plot. But I did say to them that I had parked there because as I understood the signs, I was parking legally. The two wardens then looked at the sign, and got into an involved discussion about the ambivalence of such signs. I made my getaway before they changed their minds.0
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Ambivalence?
I don’t see the confusion myself, 10:00 - 11:00 is restricted, the other 23 hours are not.0 -
Anybody can park there, except between 10 and 11am.
Between 10 and 11 it's permit holders only.
The venue/location/setting might indicate a clue as to why they did that, who are these permit holders....
It might be a shops' loading area 10-11, guessing from the black "L" also there.
It does stop people parking 24 hours, so keeping the streets clear of people who park for weeks on end.0 -
I addition, the council can charge residents for permits - nice little earner!
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Its a good way to police the area for all day parkers, they only need to send a warden down the street at 10am and write up all the non-residence cars. They will be done in an hour.0
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