In most places, parking on the pavement is prohibited and enforced by the local council. Parking on the pavement can obstruct and inconvenience pedestrians, especially wheelchair users, the visually impaired, and anyone with a pram/pushchair. Can you park on the pavement? Currently, in England, parking on the pavement is only illegal in London. The Highway […]
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Parking on the grass is sometimes the only option in busy places, and grass patches are commonly used as ‘overflow car parks’. However, many drivers are still unsure whether you are allowed to park on grass or not. Can you park on grass? Parking on the grass is not prohibited unless it is causing an […]
Many drivers question where you can and can’t park; the common question is, can you park on a bend? The simple answer is no; you can’t park on a bend. Parking on a bend rules Rule 243 of the highway code states we must not stop or park on a bend unless forced to do […]
POM – Preparation, Observation, Manoeuvre The meaning of POM: POM stands for preparation, observation, manoeuvre. If your instructor refers to POM they are using a routine to try and keep your moving off process in order so it’s safe. Preparation means: Finding your biting point so you are ready to go. Observations: This is where you […]
The meaning of Peep and creep: The phrase ‘Peep and Creep’ is often used when emphasising how you should emerge out of a blind T Junction. Many drivers are guilty of coming out of a blind junction too fast and not being 100% sure about what is up and down the road before emerging. So […]
Put simply, a Permit Holders Only sign indicates that only those who have a valid permit can park in the area covered by the sign. The signs often have further information written on them which will help you determine if you can park there, such as when the permit restriction is in place and which […]