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You MUST NOT park, stop or wait on zig-zag markings at crossings (Highway Code Rules 191).

Doing so is a traffic offence and can result in a fine, points, and enforcement action.

Why this matters:
⚠️ It blocks sight lines between drivers and pedestrians.
⚠️ It forces people — including children, wheelchair users and those with prams — to step out into traffic unseen.
⚠️ It increases the risk of serious collisions for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers alike.

Pedestrian crossings are designed so everyone can see each other clearly. When a vehicle is parked on zig-zags, that safety system is broken — and the most vulnerable road users pay the price.

Please remember:
• “Just a minute” can still be deadly
• Convenience is never worth a life
• Roads are shared spaces, not parking bays

These were all reported to and prosecuted by operation snap and received either 3 points and £100 fine or paid £130 for a drivers awareness course.

Let’s all do better. Respect the markings, protect pedestrians, and help make our streets safer for everyone.