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Only if the verge is firm and the wheels will not do any damage
Yes, if the vehicle is under 7.5 tonnes or you have permission from the police
No
Yes, so long as the vehicle is only parked for 5 minutes or less
Explanation: • No: No, this is not strictly true as there are conditions under which you can.
• Only if the verge is firm and the wheels will not do any damage: No, the firmness or otherwise of the verge is not a factor in law - though it may influence your decision to park.
• So long as the vehicle is only parked for 5 minutes or less: No, this is not a factor in the relevant law.
• Yes, if the vehicle is under 7.5 tonnes or you have permission from the police: Yes - you can park on the verge if your vehicle is under 7.5 tonnes. If it is over that, you can park but only with police permission (see Section 19 of the Road traffic Act 1988 or Rule 246 of the Highway Code).
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