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Quote from: Kev Loomes on October 05, 2012, 09:13:26 pmQuote from: elliott cleaning on October 05, 2012, 06:45:38 pmOk, it costs me a certain amount in parking fines - but that is worked into my pricing as is the congestion charges. I dont know if its true or not but my brother who lives/works in London says that so long as you have something coming out of your van i.e. hoses/cables and its coned off, that traffic wardens cannot issue you a ticket as you are in your 'work place' and that there is no other way to complete the job. If they do you can challenge it in court and win - apparently.He also said that traffic wardens should know this rule (some do so he says, some dont), and will allow you to get on with your work once reminded.Dont quote me on it though Sorry, this must be one of those urban myths that do the rounds every now and again, By the way Truck Mounts have their day, it will all be LM cleaning in years to come as stricter guide lines come in on Safety and Products being used.
Quote from: elliott cleaning on October 05, 2012, 06:45:38 pmOk, it costs me a certain amount in parking fines - but that is worked into my pricing as is the congestion charges. I dont know if its true or not but my brother who lives/works in London says that so long as you have something coming out of your van i.e. hoses/cables and its coned off, that traffic wardens cannot issue you a ticket as you are in your 'work place' and that there is no other way to complete the job. If they do you can challenge it in court and win - apparently.He also said that traffic wardens should know this rule (some do so he says, some dont), and will allow you to get on with your work once reminded.Dont quote me on it though
Ok, it costs me a certain amount in parking fines - but that is worked into my pricing as is the congestion charges.
Everyday this forum slips further from God.
Quote from: Hilton on January 17, 2013, 01:53:13 pmQuote from: Kev Loomes on October 05, 2012, 09:13:26 pmQuote from: elliott cleaning on October 05, 2012, 06:45:38 pmOk, it costs me a certain amount in parking fines - but that is worked into my pricing as is the congestion charges. I dont know if its true or not but my brother who lives/works in London says that so long as you have something coming out of your van i.e. hoses/cables and its coned off, that traffic wardens cannot issue you a ticket as you are in your 'work place' and that there is no other way to complete the job. If they do you can challenge it in court and win - apparently.He also said that traffic wardens should know this rule (some do so he says, some dont), and will allow you to get on with your work once reminded.Dont quote me on it though Sorry, this must be one of those urban myths that do the rounds every now and again, By the way Truck Mounts have their day, it will all be LM cleaning in years to come as stricter guide lines come in on Safety and Products being used. See..... I'm well ahead of the rest of you lot
The Low Moisture revolution is on the way.....Truck Mounts will be parked up all over the country gathering dust or clogging up ebay..
Let's face it Simon... you and your big hose.... are a thing of the past...better deal with it.. [/quote yeah, yeah yeah.