Blue Badge holders are subject to the same restrictions within off-street car parks as other drivers, with the exception that they may park in marked disabled bays. When the verb (predicator) in a finite clause is constructed with auxiliaries (helping verbs), the finite verb is always the first auxiliary in the chain. Note – there are no exemptions for loading and unloading in off-street car parks. Here are the relevant rules: A clause never has more than one finite verb - a verb that is marked for tense, person and number (to the extent that it can be marked for any of these categories. No observation period will be applied.įor a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) to be issued, at least one full wheel of the vehicle must be outside the markings of the parking space or bay. Bay markingsĬontravention code 86 shall be used for vehicles which are seen to be not parked wholly within the markings of the bay or space.
Contravention code 86 is summarised as not parked wholly within the markings of the bay/ space.
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