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Parking a car at night on unlit roads?

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Is it illegal to park on the wrong way on a unlit unclassified road.

i.e do i have to have my rear reflectors showing to on coming cars if so is this road speed related.

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  1. See rule 248;

    http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTra...


  2. yes it is illegal................unless you are parked in a recognised parking space!

    Laws:

    Road Vehicles (Construction & Use) Regulations 1986 - Regulation 101

    Road Vehicles Lighting Regulations 1989 - Regulation 24

    Highway Code rule 248

    http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTra...

  3. Yes you do, see the Highway code

  4. Yes you must park the correct way. Also, if the speed limit is more than 30mph then you must have your sidelights left on at night too.

  5. When parked on any road at night the vehicle must be parked with the flow of traffic, i.e. reflectors showing to rear approaching traffic; also-

    if the road is subject to a speed limit over 30 mph you must show lights at night too.

  6. You sure have to.

  7. Yes you do, and your supposed to have dipped headlights on as well.

  8. Yes it would be illegal to have your car facing the wrong way although I have never heard of it being enforced in all my years of driving.

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