FAO: Spiderman!

I hear you are the man to ask!

I wonder if you can help me, let me explain with some pictures





















Things apparently you may want to know:

My tax disk wasn't on the bike when I got the ticket, it was in my pocket.
The pavement seems to have a road name.
This is *exactly* where it was parked when it got the ticket.
It was about 9:45pm last night.


Any help you could give me would be absolutely wonderful, if you would like any more info or the original sized images please let me know

Again, any help you could give me would be wonderful, thank you.

so long as where you are parked is privately owned youve got nothin to worry about

[Spiderman]

Originally Posted by pete m

so long as where you are parked is privately owned youve got nothin to worry about

Our friend Pete is right....to a degree. Westimister did argue in court that footlights should be classed as part of the pavment since on a daily basis pedestrians were not told to stay off them. The courts agreed that as being a reasonable attitude to take.

So now the rulingn is that is the footlights are in a place whereby pedestrians have a right to cross it then its part of the pavment.

the only way round this is for a notice to be put up saying "This is private land and not the pavemnt" or something like that.

That way you are only gonna get called up for the fact that you must have rode over the pavent ... but thats the cops business not the wardens, so dont worry on that score.

I want to email you some images mate so send me a PM or SMDC with your private email addy please

Originally Posted by rubberduckofdeath

I recognise that bike..

5 hours, 8 minutes. Not bad

Slightly off topic (I'm sorry) but what if there were the brass studs in the pavement which show someone's private boundary?

[Spiderman]

Originally Posted by teriyakimonkey

Slightly off topic (I'm sorry) but what if there were the brass studs in the pavement which show someone's private boundary?

Good question but from what i understand they only mark out the boundaries for the outside space a shop/cafe can use. They dont create an exclusive area that is not meant to be used by the general public.

The brass strips are usually accompanied by a sign saying "no public right of way within the strips" or something like that anyway. Theres one near the office, I'll photo it.

did you think you wouldn't get a ticket? LMAO

Originally Posted by thor

did you think you wouldn't get a ticket? LMAO

1030 at night, no signs saying you can't park, on basement lights!

So, no!!

Originally Posted by thor

did you think you wouldn't get a ticket? LMAO

Not at all, I just prefered the bike to be in a place a lot close to me, where it could be seen (ish) and not stuck out on the road with all the heap of **** mopeds just waiting to be caught by a passing retarded bus driver and having my bike trashed

60 pounds is cheaper than most parts on a bike