First, always look for the kerb drop. It’s usually obvious—like a little ramp. Second, check for signs: yellow lines on the road or white marks on the pavement mean “back off.” Third, if you’re unsure, park somewhere else. A 10-minute walk is better than a £70 lesson in humility.
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And please, if you see a wheelchair user or a parent with a buggy struggling to get past a parked car, don’t be that person. Parking over a dropped kerb isn’t just illegal; it’s a jerk move. Karma has a parking ticket with your name on it.
