Drivers of electric vehicles can now take advantage of the borough’s first council-owned electric vehicle charging points using a new cashless Park and Charge system.

If your vehicle is too large to fit in the bay there is also a possibility that you will receive a parking ticket.

Even where waiting is prohibited, if you can do so safely you may set down and pick up passengers and may also stop to load or unload goods unless this is prohibited by short yellow kerb marks or ‘blips’.

They are designed to withstand different weather conditions and maintain their visibility for extended periods. In all cases, your vehicle must be parked entirely within the bay markingsotherwise you may receive a parking ticket even if other vehicles were poorly parked when you arrived. If your local council operates a paperless MiPermit online system, you should simply be able to log on to your account with the service and change the car’s details, including the registration number. The HSE (Health and Safety Executive) is the UK government body that determines the correct use of safety signs and symbols for each hazard in the workplace.It helps to prevent misunderstandings and difficulties by making it clear what spaces are prohibited. Put an end to unwanted parking from non-residents with this effective Private Parking - Residents Only sign. Choose between a durable recycled plastic sign or a sturdy metal sign made from composite aluminium. Resident Parking Only Parking Signs are available in various sizes and materials making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

By prominently displaying these signs, property owners or managers can ensure that residents have dedicated parking spaces, providing convenience and managing parking availability within the residential premises. The material you need depends on where you sign is going and the surface the notice will be attached to.Still, if you phone up to find out the fee, you should be able to pay for the permit there and then, as long as you have all the required information to hand. The only hard and fast rule regarding resident’s parking permits is that if you need to park in a Controlled Permit Zone (CPZ) you’ll need a permit. However, where the council operates a paper-based system, you will have to fill out a new-vehicle form, and provide proof that you have destroyed your old permit, by cutting the permit in half and taking a picture of it.

It is common for restrictions to apply on particular days of the week or only during the main part of the day. Controlled Parking Zones (or CPZ): where waiting and loading is restricted for some or all of the time.Available in a range of materials, including recycled plastic and composite aluminium, this sign is a must-have for any private road. If you have purchased the vehicle within the past six weeks, some councils will also ask you to provide a copy of either the garage sales invoice or the New Keeper Supplement (V5C2), to prove that you are the car’s registered keeper.