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Just let anyone else try it and see what happens.:PDT_Xtremez_42:

When parked in Ireland, I was approached by an officer of the law who asked me if I knew what a single yellow line meant. Thinking it must've been something different from here I said 'no'.

'No parking at all' he said.

He then asked if I knew what a double yellow line meant to which I shrugged.

'No parking at all, at all' - he said.

And what does three yellow lines mean then Gedrick?

Answer; Yer in Chester zoo. lol:PDT_Piratz_26:

Here's me in another thread complaining about cars on pavements: 3 or 4 cars parked everyday on a local shopping road - and I mean parked full four wheels on the pavement. I was in a shop there the other day and was amazed to see a car reverse quite a few feet past the shop window - the shop keeper told me it is a frequent occurence, and since then I have noticed that there are cars parked full on that pavement all the time - shoppers having to walk around them. Where are the police or traffic wardens ??
I supose it will take a car to back into someone before anyone takes notice - or a child running out of one of the shops and under the wheels.
I mentioned this to the two passing policmen and was told that they were not from that side of the boundary and I should ring the council :shock:


Well, judging by Philip's photo - this must be a trend now to park 4 wheels on the pavement, and the police are not bothered. :rolleyes: