Is this legal?
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Perfectly legal, and exploits a little known loophole in the law. In order for a vehicle to be deemed to be parked in a particular location, one or more of its wheels must be in contact with the surface. I always jack my car up in a similar manner when parking on double yellow lines, disabled bays etc. Never fails.
barian said:
Perfectly legal, and exploits a little known loophole in the law. In order for a vehicle to be deemed to be parked in a particular location, one or more of its wheels must be in contact with the surface. I always jack my car up in a similar manner when parking on double yellow lines, disabled bays etc. Never fails.
I've had air-jacks installed to make it much easier. I pretty much park where I like 
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