LadySeagull
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Wow, completely wrong. Like loads of people you wrongly think DYL mean no stopping.Brilliant. Avoid paying for the car park if you're picking someone up from the station by stopping on the double-yellows right outside instead. It's not as if the double-yellows are there for a reason, after all
This is exactly the mindset that I was trying to disabuse posters of!
DYL are there for several perfectly allowable 'stopping' reasons, including allowing disabled people to park for 3 hours, and for people picking up or dropping off passengers or unloading/loading.
Those are the 'reasons' why the Council put DYL there with no kerb blips, because they have decided to allow such exempt activity.
I agree, DYL are there for a reason and the above are those reasons!
There is no obstruction. If the Council want to communicate 'no stopping', they will put DYL with kerb blips.It's just political correctness gone mad. You've got a car, so you're entitled to stop wherever you please without having to pay for it. And if a pedestrian gets run over while you're causing an obstruction, that's their problem, yes?
You are misunderstanding what I am saying and I knew some people would, as they believe misinformation about DYL. Some people actually think parents can;t stop on DYL to drop kids into school! Oh yes they can, it's allowed, it's not illegal nor an obstruction.
You need to understand your thoughts about DYL are plain wrong. As does this poster:
Because it isn't fit for purpose, often misses cars leaving or returning twice in one day and thus issues PCNs unfairly, and falls into the sort of draconian enforcement that the Govt want to see removed.Have to agree. Seems it is all self self self. What suits me is fine irrespective of the inconvenience to others. This started as thread by someone who used a car park for 20 minutes and didn't think they had an obligation to pay!!!
What I don't understand is why is it illegal for councils to use ANPR technology? What is the reasoning for not allowing it.
TBH all this is explained in the Govt Briefing paper I linked earlier, if people want to read what the thought process is behind it.
What you should be asking, IMHO, is WHY ARE SCUMBAG PRIVATE FIRMS ALLOWED TO USE ANPR WHEN COUNCILS ARE (RIGHTLY) BANNED?!
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