PARKING on a yellow zig-zag line could land you in hot water if you don't know when and where you're allowed to do so. Here's everything you need to know about the vibrant road markings ...

Zig-zag lines Yellow zig-zag lines, whether found outside schools, hospitals or police /fire stations, signify a strict no-stopping zone. This means you can’t park there at all – even if the ...

and zig zag lines. The notice was shared by Shipley NPT. Parking on double lines (even if it’s for a few minutes) Drivers should not park on double yellow lines unless they have a disabled ...

A zig-zag road marking has left the internet scratching their heads. While we all know our stop signs and double yellow lines, some of the more obscure road rules can slip through the cracks as ...

Drivers have been warned to stay clear of roads with yellow and white zig-zag lines. The meaning of yellow zig-zag lines on the road have been revealed - as drivers and motorists across the UK are ...

Drivers across the UK are regularly parking illegally on yellow zig-zag lines outside schools during the school run, and nearly half of parents are concerned for their children’s safety as a result.

You also must not overtake the leading vehicle on approach to the crossing. You risk a fine and penalty points by parking on yellow or white zig-zag lines.

White zig-zag lines are enforced 24/7, meaning they apply at all times and are not subject to the restrictions of specific times or dates. This contrasts with yellow zig-zag lines, which are often ...