50 cm = 19 inches i.e. over 1 and half feet
If you park at distance more than 50 cm from kerb, you're almost at middle of the road ;)
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Sounds eminently sensible to me, the least of our worries with all the new snooping powers being introduced next year!
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Supermarkets, retail parks, park and ride, multi-storeys, surface car parks, garage at home - I very rarely park on street these days.
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I notice that in the link above they are measuring from the wheel rim to the kerb. Surely the immediate defence is to measure from the widest part of the car - probably the edge of the wing mirror, provided it does not autofold on parking?
pmh
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well surely by that logic if you park close to the kerb and your wing mirror is over the pavement you could be fined for parking on the pavement.........didnt really think that one though did ya :-)
Edited by welshlad on 13/08/2008 at 18:50
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well surely by that logic if you park close to the kerb and your wing mirror is over the pavement you could be fined for parking on the pavement.........didnt really think that one though did ya :-)
But if they apply your logic to a Reliant 3 wheeler and measure to the front wheel...............?
pmh
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yeah you cant move round here for robin reliants *rolls eyes*
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