Montego
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Montego started following Idling car & driving without licence on private property not allowed? , UKPC/DCB Legal Windscreen PCN PAPLOC nowClaimform - 1 to 21 The Martletts, Crawley, West Sussex, RH10 1ER - but an NCP Car Park? , DVLA SJP Summons - Vehicle License Voided not paid - i sold vehicle - dvla lost slip. and 7 others
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Looking on Google Streetview, there looks like a change to the road surface and yellow lines along the right of the road on entry, which could indicate the change of land status - NCP car park to the left, land that is part of the shop's property, controlled by UKPC, to the right. As in earlier post, UKPC making their money by not making the difference that obvious.
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As above, it is the status of the land that is relevant. If it established to be be business premises the exemption would apply, if it was not, the exemption would not apply.
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Only if you are a motor trader and the vehicles are kept at business premises - s.29, 2(C), Vehicles Excise & Registration Act 1994.
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The wording of s.110, (1), Road Vehicles (Construction and Use) Regulations 1986, is only 'on a road', no mention of 'or other public place'.
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As above, insurance is required for the use on a 'road or other public place' - s. 143, Road Traffic Act 1988, but a driver is only required to hold a licence for driving on a 'road' - s.87 of the same act. A car park is not a road - House of Lords: Clark (A.P.) and Others v. Kato, Smith and General Accident Fire & Life Assurance Corporation.