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Parking on a bend.
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On a road on an estate where I live a van is parked on a left hand bend everyday from late afternoon to around 8 am the next morning everyday Mon to Sat , and all day on Sunday .The road is wide eough in normal circumstances for 2 vehicles to pass each other safely.
The road runs down a steep slope and has 2 or 3 bends on it.
The parked van on the left hand bend means the which ever way you are travelling , up or down the road , as you approach this bend because of the van you cannot see oncoming traffic.
The road is well used by visitors and ambulances going to the residential home which lies at the bottom of the road.
The van is a Post Office van and the driver is a postman who lives in a house near to the bend.
There have been a number of times in the last few weeks where vehicles have end up almost nose to nose because they their view of the road is restricted.
How do you go about reporting this van and to whom -- please.
The road runs down a steep slope and has 2 or 3 bends on it.
The parked van on the left hand bend means the which ever way you are travelling , up or down the road , as you approach this bend because of the van you cannot see oncoming traffic.
The road is well used by visitors and ambulances going to the residential home which lies at the bottom of the road.
The van is a Post Office van and the driver is a postman who lives in a house near to the bend.
There have been a number of times in the last few weeks where vehicles have end up almost nose to nose because they their view of the road is restricted.
How do you go about reporting this van and to whom -- please.
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Cause unnecessary obstruction by motor vehicle - Contrary to regulation 103 of the Road Vehicles (Construction and Use) Regulations 1986, section 42 of the Road Traffic Act 1988 and Schedule 2 to the Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988
Regulation 103 of the Road Vehicles (Construction and Use) Regulations 1986 creates the offence of unnecessary obstruction.
103. No person in charge of a motor vehicle or trailer shall cause or permit the vehicle to stand on a road so as to cause any unnecessary obstruction.
Regulation 103 of the Road Vehicles (Construction and Use) Regulations 1986 creates the offence of unnecessary obstruction.
103. No person in charge of a motor vehicle or trailer shall cause or permit the vehicle to stand on a road so as to cause any unnecessary obstruction.
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Report to the Police.
I have a chancer who parks up my street cos its quiet -he hasnt had road tax for a couple of months.I reluctantly let it go until he parked 2 days without moving o/s my gaff -theres plenty in street who have a drive so its taking the p!ss.Got the reg and post it to warn him an b4 I could sneeze thhe bugger was off.He's there to night so im off to warn him -thats fair isn it?
I work over 2wks to pay Road Tax so why should he be excempt? Im not a snitch -if I could catch him i'd say face to face.
Right off to post it to him ! Damn tooting why should abide by the laws for chancers ?
I have a chancer who parks up my street cos its quiet -he hasnt had road tax for a couple of months.I reluctantly let it go until he parked 2 days without moving o/s my gaff -theres plenty in street who have a drive so its taking the p!ss.Got the reg and post it to warn him an b4 I could sneeze thhe bugger was off.He's there to night so im off to warn him -thats fair isn it?
I work over 2wks to pay Road Tax so why should he be excempt? Im not a snitch -if I could catch him i'd say face to face.
Right off to post it to him ! Damn tooting why should abide by the laws for chancers ?
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