Most probably this subject has previously been covered. I've seen it mentioned by those wonderful parking authorities that you have to park within the lines, not overhanging the next bay or you would have to pay for that bay too, and I'm sure that this would be interpreted by different wardens in different ways, according to how officious they are. Is it sufficient to have the wheels within the lines, or should every little piece of metalwork fit within.
You see so many cars parking badly, well over the lines, especially those 4x4 Chelsea tractor things. I normally park with the back overhanging the grass if poss and as my van is just under 6m, this often avoids the issue, but you can't do it all the time. I've even had (well oversized people!) complaining when I was parked all within the lines, as they can't open their door. I was tempted to suggest they slim a little, but I do not like to be rude. I just thought it. As the MH is our only vehicle, and there are so many height barriers, this is a real issue.
You see so many cars parking badly, well over the lines, especially those 4x4 Chelsea tractor things. I normally park with the back overhanging the grass if poss and as my van is just under 6m, this often avoids the issue, but you can't do it all the time. I've even had (well oversized people!) complaining when I was parked all within the lines, as they can't open their door. I was tempted to suggest they slim a little, but I do not like to be rude. I just thought it. As the MH is our only vehicle, and there are so many height barriers, this is a real issue.