I would call yours a van with windows as it fits parking bays and under height barrier Take piccis of ordinary vans parked up for evidence of size criteria.
Dave P
Dave P
Only a show-off Trev that sounds like a step up from a troll :roll:teemyob said:I think you are just showing off buttons!What is the classification on your Registration Documents?Trev :wink:
Oh yes you can Park it. However, please do accept that some small minded, anti motorhome jobsworth may well decide otherwise. Will then issue some kind of ticket or penalty notice and you will have no end of hastle trying to sort it all out.buttons said:Only a show-off Trev that sounds like a step up from a troll :roll:teemyob said:I think you are just showing off buttons!What is the classification on your Registration Documents?Trev :wink:
My reg doc still states non motor home Trev, sorry can't remember the terminology but I do have the option of changing that to a motor home if I wish to do so. It would cost me a lot less each year but could change my status. Many identical VWs that were not factory manufactured don't have this option.
I think that relying on the tax disc for identifying parking abuse could open a can of worms for the local councils.
So can I park or not Trev???????
It's only the 'taxation class' that changes - to PLG. The 'body type' remains motor caravan, which is what governs the the speed limits (assuming the number of seats and the gross vehicle weight stay the same). This issue has been discussed on the Brickyard forum - see http://tinyurl.com/lnjtyt.derekfaeberwick said:If it's not a motorhome you shouldn't get a parking ticket,BUT, your speed is restricted to commercial van limits. Not much fun with your engine? 8)
rambling_sid said:The one restriction that gets me annoyed the most is where they ban any vehicle with means of cooking on board.
What can be the reason for this ban?
Something to do with worries about LPG, perhaps?
rambling_sid said:The one restriction that gets me annoyed the most is where they ban any vehicle with means of cooking on board.
What can be the reason for this ban?
Something to do with worries about LPG, perhaps?
No Motorhomes No motorised caravans etc with reference to the local rules displayed at the council office for clarification can be somewhat ambiguous.oldun said:Surely how the owners of the car park classify vehicles is up to them - there is no compulsion on them to conform to any standard.
What matters is how they define the vehicles in the terms and conditions. This is what makes parking a MH so difficult - there being no standard definitions for parking.
rambling_sid said:The one restriction that gets me annoyed the most is where they ban any vehicle with means of cooking on board.
What can be the reason for this ban?
Something to do with worries about LPG, perhaps?