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Roadside vendors

Thespoofer · 2014-12-08 04:58:52

In regards to the above such a the ones you see selling food, mobile cafés etc, what is the situation in regards to the law on pulling up at side of the road and selling away ( taking into account that you have all the other requirements covered ( hygiene, insurance etc )).

08-12-2014 4:58am

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In regards to the above such a the ones you see selling food, mobile cafés etc, what is the situation in regards to the law on pulling up at side of the road and selling away ( taking into account that you have all the other requirements covered ( hygiene, insurance etc )).

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#2 09-12-2014 10:20am

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You can if you are on private land, otherwise county councils have designated areas and at certain times.

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#3 09-12-2014 9:56pm

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I'm not 100 percent but as far as I know, outside of the city you can park up wherever you like once it's not private property or causing an obstuction for a max of 4 hours without the need for any licences or permissions.

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