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Special parking

They should come with parking cones as standard. Wouldn't see the supermarket car park posts in here then
 
I think it's the mover over sign, with folded in mirrors, that I got the kicks at
 
Not the nicest. If the owner lives there, or a visitor, and it's within the allowed single yellow line time period, you'd think they would knock on his/her door and ask. However, if it's someone taking liberties, and uses a single yellow line as 'their' parking space out of the allowed times, then they can't really grumble if roadworks did it at a time when/if it shouldn't have been parked there anyway? The yellow paint on the curb indicator also means no loading/unloading either, even in the allocated times. Not that they seem to be of course. I'm not totally clued up on road lines to be honest.
 
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Single on kerb timed loading, double on kerb no loading.

It could also be none of the above as a lot of roadworks now have a guy paid to sit and monitor in their own vehicle usually parked within the cones.
 
SUNDAY Edinburgh, not town center you can park on a single yellow line no problem.
monday- Friday different story, Saturday after 5pm okay, sunday park all day
But the town center you have to be careful different rules
 
P4ddy said:
Single on kerb timed loading, double on kerb no loading.

It could also be none of the above as a lot of roadworks now have a guy paid to sit and monitor in their own vehicle usually parked within the cones.
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I didn't know the kerb marking stuff. Cheers.
That also might explain why I've many a time seen someone doing jack all, sitting in a van on his phone.
 
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