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22 Jun 2003, 20:27 (Ref:639375)
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Loading
Does anybody know the official definition of "loading"?
I live on a red route and in addition to a few bays for parking there are a few for loading. I suppose what I'm really asking is when I'm allowed to use one. Going to a cash machine? Picking up a pizza? If it's pre-ordered, does that make it loading? Dropping off library books? Picking up a sack of fertiliser from the hardware shop? Last edited by D-Type; 22 Jun 2003 at 20:28. |
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7 Feb 2004, 19:32 (Ref:866524)
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It had to happen!
Without thinking, I parked in the a loading bay while dropping off library books and got a ticket.  Does anybody know the legal definition as I may (hopefully) have a defence? :confused: Many thanks in advance. Duncan Last edited by D-Type; 7 Feb 2004 at 19:35. |
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8 Feb 2004, 15:38 (Ref:867164)
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I think you will find that loading only applies to commercial vehicles delivering or collecting goods.
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8 Feb 2004, 23:38 (Ref:867570)
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Thanks, that's what I suspected.
Although I was arguably delivering goods to the library it wasn't a commercial vehicle so I'm going to have to pay the £60 
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