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       #Post#: 76608--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Parking in a restriced street during prescibed hours
   DIR By: zeezee
       Date: June 15, 2025, 4:50 pm
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       Hi  All,
       A friend of mine parked in the evening to get a dessert and got
       a PCN.
       I'm not sure if the officer has this one correct, as there is a
       restriction from 2-3 pm down the street (further down around
       number 34 via street maps link), but also he parked on Double
       Yellow lines, which they didn't PCN for?
       What do you think guys?
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       #Post#: 76618--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Parking in a restriced street during prescibed hours
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: June 15, 2025, 5:51 pm
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       Do you or he not know that double-yellow lines mean "No parking
       24x7" ? There are two exemptions to this, (1) loading/unloading
       and (2) boarding/alighting passengers. From your narrative,
       neither of these exemptions applies, as " to get a dessert",
       doesn't sound like loading, unless it was of a nature that
       required him to park close to the collection point.
       He could have been walloped for parking off the carriageway,
       which has been an offence in London since the 70s, and needs no
       signs or lines.
       #Post#: 76649--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Parking in a restriced street during prescibed hours
   DIR By: zeezee
       Date: June 16, 2025, 5:15 am
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       Regarding the DYL - that was the first thing that I stated to
       him....
       However, people park here to quickly get food and return to
       their cars, as can be seen in the Google Maps example (although
       I'm not justifying it), and that's what he did, ordered and then
       came back to the car, NOT ordered and sat in the restaurant, etc
       Interestingly, I'm wondering why then didn't he get a PCN that
       stated he parked on the DYLs?
       #Post#: 76652--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Parking in a restriced street during prescibed hours
   DIR By: H C Andersen
       Date: June 16, 2025, 5:26 am
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       Interestingly, I'm wondering why then didn't he get a PCN that
       stated he parked on the DYLs?
       He did!
       The contravention description for waiting on single or double
       yellows when in force is 'parked.....during prescribed hours'.
       #Post#: 76664--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Parking in a restriced street during prescibed hours
   DIR By: zeezee
       Date: June 16, 2025, 6:06 am
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       Ahh, I see - Thank you for the clarification.
       I'll relay that info to him and get him to pay the discount rate
       while he can.
       Appreciate all the help, guys - Thank you
       #Post#: 76686--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Parking in a restriced street during prescibed hours
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: June 16, 2025, 7:10 am
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       Basically he, and all the others who do a quick park/buy/leave
       on the DYLs are chancing their arm that a CEO won't turn up, but
       often they do and PCNs are served.
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