Parking Around the Village
22nd of September, 2022
Please can we ask everyone to be considerate when parking their vehicles and remember -
Dropped kerbs- a section of pavement that’s lowered to provide easier access for wheelchairs, mobility scooters and those with Prams. Parking against a dropped kerb carries a penalty charge notice
Parking close to a junction- as a guide the Highway code states 10 metres from a junction and not to park opposite -please take into account larger vehicles such as delivery vans and lorries, access for Emergency vehicles and vehicles pulling trailers.
Overhang into a road-Do not park vehicles where they overhang into the road.
You can report a parking problem to Lancashire County Council via the following link https://www.lancashire.gov.uk/roads-parking-and-travel/parking/report-a-parking-problem/
Before you report a parking problem to LCC please take into account that they cannot issue a penalty notice if:
- There isn't a parking restriction.
- A vehicle parked on a yellow line is loading/unloading or picking up/dropping off passengers.
- A disabled motorist has parked on a yellow line (single or double) for three hours or less.
If a vehicle is causing an obstruction where no parking restrictions exist, you could contact the police as they can issue penalties in these circumstances.