Disabled and double yellow lines??
Disabled and double yellow lines??
Author
Discussion

Marcellus

Original Poster:

7,210 posts

250 months

Saturday 17th November 2007
quotequote all
Simple question really "Can someone with a disabled badge park on double yellow lines"?

MrFlibbles

7,794 posts

314 months

Saturday 17th November 2007
quotequote all
Marcellus said:
Simple question really "Can someone with a disabled badge park on double yellow lines"?
Simple Answer IIRC - Yes, but not on junctions. They cant park on double reds though.

Planet Claire

3,423 posts

240 months

Saturday 17th November 2007
quotequote all
This document might help you. clicky

wasted years

4,330 posts

240 months

Saturday 17th November 2007
quotequote all
Marcellus said:
Simple question really "Can someone with a disabled badge park on double yellow lines"?
Yes they can but the blue badge must be displayed.

Planet Claire

3,423 posts

240 months

Saturday 17th November 2007
quotequote all
wasted years said:
Marcellus said:
Simple question really "Can someone with a disabled badge park on double yellow lines"?
Yes they can but the blue badge must be displayed.
There's a time limit of 3 hrs in England and Wales...but not in Scotland.

Marcellus

Original Poster:

7,210 posts

250 months

Saturday 17th November 2007
quotequote all
thanks all!!

wonkysid

52 posts

236 months

Saturday 17th November 2007
quotequote all
dont the yellow lines on the kerb stop anyone parking at certain times of the day

robwales

1,427 posts

241 months

Saturday 17th November 2007
quotequote all
Someone said on here before that yes, they can - providing that they are not causing an obstruction. Which raises the question of why there are double yellows there in the first place.

Six Fiend

6,067 posts

246 months

Saturday 17th November 2007
quotequote all
Again it varies but I avoid loading markings as some Rita's have trouble enough with plain double or single yellows!

Friend of mine nicked a disabled driver for parking on zig-zags. We should still park responsibly. Even on double yellows if it's shite parking, tickets will flow.

Edited by Six Fiend on Saturday 17th November 22:40

stigmundfreud

22,454 posts

241 months

Saturday 17th November 2007
quotequote all
disabled drivers are a law unto themselves.

allnighter

6,663 posts

253 months

Sunday 18th November 2007
quotequote all
Disabled drivers think that just by flashing their badge on the dash board they have the God given right to park anywhere they like on double yellow lines.I have double yellow lines outside my business premisses car park and the the numpties still block access to my car park and leave their cars there for hours on end.One of them responded to my complaint by saying he fought in WW2 for the likes of me.How's that have anything to do with the price of milk I don't know.rolleyes

Edited by allnighter on Sunday 18th November 01:15

fluffnik

20,156 posts

258 months

Sunday 18th November 2007
quotequote all
allnighter said:
Disabled drivers think that just by flashing their badge on the dash board they have the God given right to park anywhere they like on double yellow lines.
Your Blue Badge does not allow you to cause an obstruction, nor can you ignore loading restrictions.

allnighter

6,663 posts

253 months

Sunday 18th November 2007
quotequote all
fluffnik said:
allnighter said:
Disabled drivers think that just by flashing their badge on the dash board they have the God given right to park anywhere they like on double yellow lines.
Your Blue Badge does not allow you to cause an obstruction, nor can you ignore loading restrictions.
Try telling that to an old stick in the mud.I must have said it about a thousand times,and the police aren't interested either.

Six Fiend

6,067 posts

246 months

Sunday 18th November 2007
quotequote all
stigmundfreud said:
disabled drivers are a law unto themselves.
Not all of us. nono


herewego

8,814 posts

244 months

Sunday 18th November 2007
quotequote all
robwales said:
Someone said on here before that yes, they can - providing that they are not causing an obstruction. Which raises the question of why there are double yellows there in the first place.
If there were no double yellows, where could disabled folk park?