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08 Jan 10
10:38
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You go to a town you've not been to before and park up on a road.
You return to find that you've been done for parking on yellow lines even though you can't see the yellow lines because they are covered in snow.
How would you stand,re the law?
You return to find that you've been done for parking on yellow lines even though you can't see the yellow lines because they are covered in snow.
How would you stand,re the law?
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I suspect that notices on nearby poles are not covered in snow so you have no excuse,sorry.
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Just say you was drunk when parking and so didnt even know you was on a road... sorted.
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i would blame the french connection
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:) @ Five By Five.
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Bleedin poles, coming over here, taking all our jobs.
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There would be a case to argue, and some have been won, that it is the councils responsibility to clear the snow (assuming no other visible signs in the road).
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Take photo of road......if yellow line is covered you can't be done...imo......appeal it........if you appeal before 14 days(28 days?)(check fine print on website for council) then fine does not double until appeal is sorted...
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