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Quote from: Ewan Hoosami on 13 May, 2012, 09:28:48 PMThe council will be, erm, satisfied. The police, on the other hand, take these issues a little more seriously. The parking in question was, if I'm not mistaken, criminal rather than civil?I would call that 'Dangerous Positioning' which is, indeed, a Police matter.
The council will be, erm, satisfied. The police, on the other hand, take these issues a little more seriously. The parking in question was, if I'm not mistaken, criminal rather than civil?
Well the plot thickens, I had a closer look at the markings today and the car that got the PCN was not anywhere near any Zig Zags. The pedestrian crossing is not protected by any ZIg Zags. So now I need to wait and catch a car that has had a PCN issued, and then ask the driver what code they are enforcing.
Quote from: Pat Pending on 18 May, 2012, 03:39:29 PMWell the plot thickens, I had a closer look at the markings today and the car that got the PCN was not anywhere near any Zig Zags. The pedestrian crossing is not protected by any ZIg Zags. So now I need to wait and catch a car that has had a PCN issued, and then ask the driver what code they are enforcing.A pedestrian crossing without zig-zags? That must be a rare beast! I'm not sure that the Council can issue PCNs for that, since parking on or on the approach to, a pedestrian crossing is an Endorsable Offence.
If it was in a CPZ they might try contravention code 24. Not parked within a marked bay or space. They might also use 26. More than 50cm from the edge of the kerb.
On the way back from the opticians this afternoon I thought about returning for a second eye test as I thought there must be something seriously wrong with my eyes. However I decided to take a picture to reassure my self I was not hallucinating or seeing things that were not there. This is what passes for state of the art advertising technology in the Borough of Barnet, note the carefully placed automatic advertisingmabob Smack Bang at the Crossing. Any Partially sighted or Blind person would use the Tactile floor tiles to find the crossing and walk straight in to this bloody machine. Any driver would be completely unsighted of a person approaching the crossing or vice versa, I have to ask what Complete F*****g Sh*t For Brains thought this one up???
On the way back from the opticians this afternoon I thought about returning for a second eye test as I thought there must be something seriously wrong with my eyes. However I decided to take a picture to reassure my self I was not hallucinating or seeing things that were not there.