Road rules / 🇬🇧 general
You must not park on the pavement:
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In London, and you should avoid it elsewhere unless signs permit it
Pavement parking is prohibited in London and obstructs pedestrians, wheelchair users and people with prams everywhere.
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- ✓In London, and you should avoid it elsewhere unless signs permit it
- ✗Only on roads with a 40 mph limit or higher
- ✗Only where the pavement is less than one metre wide
- ✗Only during daytime shopping hours
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