Legalities of parking on this road with DYLs
Discussion
Walking through an industrial estate, I noticed this bit of road with rather incomplete double yellow lines.
What are the legalities of parking in the areas where the DYL are so worn they are absent?


If ticketed, could it be reasonably argued that given the lines are absent the ticket is unenforceable?
What are the legalities of parking in the areas where the DYL are so worn they are absent?
If ticketed, could it be reasonably argued that given the lines are absent the ticket is unenforceable?
g3org3y said:
Walking through an industrial estate, I noticed this bit of road with rather incomplete double yellow lines.
What are the legalities of parking in the areas where the DYL are so worn they are absent?
If ticketed, could it be reasonably argued that given the lines are absent the ticket is unenforceable?
Try it.What are the legalities of parking in the areas where the DYL are so worn they are absent?
If ticketed, could it be reasonably argued that given the lines are absent the ticket is unenforceable?
Let us know how you get on?
Gareth79 said:
They don't look worn, it looks like they just dotted the lines to give the effect of double-yellows. If it's an industrial estate then it's unlikely to be under council control, so you'd need to look for signage to see what the rules are.
That's interesting. I don't remember seeing any signs.vonhosen said:
Looks like there were cars parked there when they tried to paint them, hence they breaks in them.
That may be. But what are the legalities about parking in the areas with no DYLs?DIW35 said:
My understanding is that if the lines are not drawn properly, complete with end bars, then they are not enforceable. But IANAL
Yes, none of these at the ends of the 'gappy' bits
g3org3y said:
vonhosen said:
Looks like there were cars parked there when they tried to paint them, hence they breaks in them.
That may be. But what are the legalities about parking in the areas with no DYLs?Each case will rest on it's own facts.
See TSRGD 2016 & this
Q. Would I park where you've taken the photo?
A. No.
Edited by vonhosen on Saturday 18th July 19:08
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