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Bigpkjo | 05:35 Thu 26th Jun 2008 | Road rules
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What would you say is a reasonable distance expected for a person to see a PCZ from where they park their car? I have just received a ticket for parking in a PCZ when i was parked 8 lamposts down from the sign, with no repeat sign anywhere in sight. I feel that if I could not see the sign then how was I to know that it was a PCZ! Also I have a Disibility Badge, providing me with parking privilages in PCZs, which was displayed.
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Usually there are huge signs warning you that you are entering a PCZ - the point of this is that it negates the need for regular signage.

Where exactly were you parked?
In a proper parking bay, in a loading only zone, on a clearway, a taxi rank...?
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I was parked on a single yellow line, but with my blue badge, which means i was legal. And there was not a big sign but a small sgn about the size of an A5 piece of paper.
If you were less than three hours you were parked legally.

Write to them with a photocopy of both sides of your badge.

Usually the huge signs are on the entrance points to the PCZ with smaller ones now and again.
did you also display the clock with the correct time you arrived?

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