I was given a parking ticket for having two wheels slightly on a double yellow line - can I appeal?
My back wheels were slightly on a double yellow line but the ticket I was given states I was on a road with parking restrictions. There was no signage on the road indicating parking restrictions. Are the restrictions referred to on the ticket the double yellow lines? I was wondering if I can appeal if they have incorrectly listed the offence?
Asked on 14 July 2025 by Laura

If any part of your wheel is touching the yellow lines, or even if a part of your vehicle is not touch but overhanging yellow lines, then you can be issued with a ticket. Although there were no signs present, double yellow lines indicate that you cannot park at any time of day, and there does not need to be a sign to indicate this if there are double yellow lines. Single yellow lines indicate parking is permitted at certain times, and there will be signs present to indicate this. If you still feel it is worth appealing, you can read our guide to this process here - www.honestjohn.co.uk/advice/driving-advice/parking.../ but it may be a case of paying this one and putting it down to experience.
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