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Are there any restrictions on parking a 7.5 ton recovery wagon on the street.?

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Are there any restrictions on parking a 7.5 ton recovery wagon on the street.?

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  1. Order 1993 provides that Any person who, without lawful authority or reasonable excuse, in any way intentionally or negligently obstructs the free passage along a road shall be guilty of an offence and liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding level 2 on the standard scale (currently £500).


  2. You may park a vehicle of over 7.5 tonnes operating weight on any road overnight, so long as it is considered to be a 'one-off'. The 'O' license for the vehicle will designate where the vehicle should be kept overnight. Parking it continuously on-street overnight is likely to contravene the 'O' license, meaning that the driver/operator/owner is breaking the law.

  3. Call city hall or the local police.

  4. signs will be posted if there are restrictions

  5. Yeah I have that problem too We have one parking outside two houses at once!

  6. what

  7. Depends on the width of the street as long as other vehicles can pass it should be ok on a temp basis but a responsible driver would park it somewhere more suitable if it`s going to be long term

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