Finding a park when you're out and about can be a nightmare sometimes, so parking on a single yellow line may seem like your best and only option. However, it is worth considering that in most cases it is illegal to park on a single yellow line and doing so could result in a fine. So before you go parking somewhere you shouldn't here's the rules to consider as outlined by the experts - The AA.
Can you park on a single yellow line? Put simply, you can't park on single yellow lines unless the nearby street signs say you can. @uktoday_ Can you park on the pavement in the UK? The rules for Scorland, England, Northern Ireland and Wales #uknews #parking #pavementparking #uknewsheadlines ♬ original sound - UKToday 🇬🇧 Newsquest Single yellow lines on the side of the road in the UK means "no waiting or parking during the times shown on nearby signs", The AA explains. However, the motoring experts adds: "There are no standard times or rules so you must always check the signs before waiting or parking.
"You can usually stop to drop off or pick up passengers unless signs say otherwise." Parking on single yellow lines on Sundays Parking on a single yellow line is usually against the law "by default" on a Sunday, according to The AA. "But it depends on what the local signs say," The AA added.
"You're free to park there on any days that aren't restricted by instructions on the sign." Seven common speed camera myths Single yellow line parking on Bank holidays Some people might assume.