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1 minute ago, Irene Swaine said:

Yes 

 

Rule 145

You MUST NOT drive on or over a pavement, footpath or bridleway

 

It is clear cut. There is no mention of a requirement for the driving to be "continuous" to constitute an offence. 

The operative word there is 'drive', which to any logical person means continuous movement - how do people whose driveways are set back from the road get onto them? Easy - they make a short trip over the pavement.

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8 minutes ago, RollingJ said:

The operative word there is 'drive', which to any logical person means continuous movement - how do people whose driveways are set back from the road get onto them? Easy - they make a short trip over the pavement.

Only if there is a dropped kerb and only to gain lawful access to a private property. That rules out these pavement parkers of the exemption clause. It's illegal whether you like it or not.

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2 minutes ago, Irene Swaine said:

Only if there is a dropped kerb and only to gain lawful access to a private property. That rules out these pavement parkers of the exemption clause. It's illegal whether you like it or not.

As has been pointed out numerous times above - it is illegal only in London, or where road marking indicate that you must not park at that point.

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2 minutes ago, RollingJ said:

As has been pointed out numerous times above - it is illegal only in London, or where road marking indicate that you must not park at that point.

As has been pointed out numerous times above - unless the car has miraculously fallen from the sky ans landed on the pavement, it has driven on it, which is an offence.

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1 minute ago, Irene Swaine said:

You can't admit you were wrong and have been proven wrong. OK Jack, have a nice evening.

(1) my name is not Jack and (2) you haven't proved me wrong with your pedantry - goodnight.

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