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Towing on public street

ec18 · 2015-07-03 09:29:32

Just a quick question I live near kilmainham lane and recently signs have appeared on lamp posts saying "residents only parking, towing in operation". The signs are yellow on AA signs. All the on street parking is signposted as regular pay parking. I was just wondering could you actually be towed, if you weren't parked…

03-07-2015 9:29am

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ec18

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Just a quick question I live near kilmainham lane and recently signs have appeared on lamp posts saying "residents only parking, towing in operation". The signs are yellow on AA signs.

All the on street parking is signposted as regular pay parking. I was just wondering could you actually be towed, if you weren't parked illegally?

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I would say they are temporary signs and there is some event taking place like a concert or a march or something that they need the minimum amount of cars parked.

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