Will I get a ticket for parking outside of a waiting bay?

Is it an offence to park outside the markings of a limited waiting bay when the yellow line outside of the bay is invisible?

Asked on 4 December 2013 by legend119

Answered by Honest John

Theoretically, yes. You would need to prove your defence with photographs.

Tags: parking parking charges

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