Jersey R&O 103/2002
Road Traffic (Jersey) Law 1956
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ROAD TRAFFIC (DISABLED PERSONS) (PARKING) (JERSEY)
ORDER 2002
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THE PUBLIC SERVICES
COMMITTEE, in pursuance of Articles 33A, 33B and 42
of the Road Traffic (Jersey) Law 1956, as amended, and after consultation with the Connétables of Grouville, Saint
Brelade, Saint Helier and Saint Saviour, orders as follows -
Interpretation
1.-(1) In this Order unless
the context otherwise requires -
“Badges Order” means the Road Traffic
(Disabled Persons) (Badges for Motor Vehicles) (Jersey)
Order 1982;
“Community-model parking card” means a
card for people with disabilities, issued to them in accordance with the
respective national conditions of the country or territory concerned, on the
basis of the standardised Community model described in the Annex to Council
Recommendation 98/376/EC of 4 June 1998 on a parking card for people with
disabilities (O.J. No. L167/25 12.6.98);
“minibus for the disabled” means a
mechanically propelled vehicle constructed or adapted to carry not less than
eight nor more than 16 passengers including at least one disabled person;
“parking” means leaving a vehicle,
whether attended or unattended, and includes stopping a vehicle to load or
unload goods or merchandise, but does not include stopping a vehicle to set
down or pick up passengers, and “park” and “parked” shall be construed
accordingly;
“parking card” and “valid parking
card” have the same meaning as in Part III of the Saint Helier Order;
“parking disc” means
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(a) a
parking disc that complies with the conditions set out in Article 19(1) of the
Saint Helier Order; or
(b) a
device that is 125 millimetres square and coloured blue and is capable of
showing the quarter hour period during which a period of waiting has begun;
“paying parking place” means a road
designated as a paying parking place under Article 11 of the Saint Helier Order
or Article7B of the Road Traffic (Saint Lawrence) (Jersey) Order 1990 as the case may be ;
“recognized overseas permit” means a
parking permit (other than a Community-model parking card) issued to a visitor
to the Island on account of his disability that
the Committee has agreed to recognize for the purposes of this Order;
“road” includes part
of a road;
“Saint Helier Order”
means the Road Traffic (Saint Helier) (Jersey) Order 1996;
“weekday” means a day
other than a Sunday.
(2) A reference in this Order to an Article or
Schedule by number only and without further identification is a reference to
the Article or Schedule of that number in this Order and a reference in an
Article or other division of this Order to a paragraph or sub-paragraph by
number or letter only and without further identification is a reference to the
paragraph or sub-paragraph of that number or letter in the Article or other
division of this Order.
(3) Unless the context otherwise requires, a
reference in this Order to an enactment is a reference to that enactment as
amended from time to time and includes a reference to that enactment as
extended or applied under another enactment, including another provision of
this Order.
Parking of vehicles used
by disabled persons
2.-(1) Save as provided by
this Order a vehicle shall not be parked on a road specified in Schedule 1 or
2.
(2) Subject to the condition specified in
paragraph (4), a vehicle that is driven by, or carries, a disabled person
to which paragraph (3) applies may be parked -
(a) at a paying parking place for a period not exceeding two hours
between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. on a weekday, or for any
period at any other time;
(b) on any road specified in Schedule 1 other than Vine Street for a
period not exceeding that specified in that Schedule in relation to that road
between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. on a weekday, or for any
period at any other time; and
(c) on the parts of Vine Street specified in Schedule 1 for a
period not exceeding four hours between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5.30 pm
on a Saturday or for any period on any weekday outside those hours or at any
time on a Sunday.
(3) Paragraph (2) applies to a disabled person
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(a) of a description prescribed in the Badges
Order;
(b) who is a visitor to the Island who normally lives in a country
or territory that issues Community-model parking cards and who is there
eligible to apply to be issued with such a card on account of his disability;
or
(c) who holds a recognized overseas permit.
(4) The condition referred to in paragraph (2)
is that there shall be displayed against the internal face of the windscreen of
the vehicle or, if the vehicle has no windscreen, at a convenient place on the
left or near side of the vehicle, and in such a manner so that the front is
clearly visible to any person outside the vehicle -
(a) either -
(i) in the case of a disabled person to which
paragraph (3)(a) applies, a badge issued to him under the Badges Order
that is not due for return to the issuing authority,
(ii) in the case of a disabled person to which
paragraph (3)(b) applies, a Community-model parking card issued to him on
account of his disability that is valid for use by him in the country or
territory where he normally lives, or
(iii) in the case of a disabled person to which
paragraph (3)(c) applies, his recognized overseas permit; and
(b) if the vehicle is parked -
(i) at a paying parking place, a valid parking
card, or
(ii) on a road specified in Schedule 1, a
parking disc indicating the time at which the vehicle was parked.
Parking places for minibuses
for disabled persons
3. A vehicle shall not be parked on a road specified in Schedule 2
unless it is -
(a) a minibus for the disabled on which a badge is displayed in
accordance with Article 2; and
(b) it is there to await use for carrying
disabled persons.
Restrictions on use of
disabled persons parking
4.-(1) A vehicle described
in Article 2(2) shall not be parked at a paying parking place or on a road
specified in Schedule 1 for longer than the relevant maximum period of
time prescribed by this Order.
(2) A vehicle described in Article 2(2) that
has been parked on a road specified in Schedule 1 shall not be moved
directly to another part of the same road and parked there.
(3) Where a vehicle is parked on a road
specified in the Schedule to this Order a person shall not -
(a) display more than one parking disc on the
vehicle;
(b) indicate on the parking disc a time different from that at which
the vehicle was parked;
(c) alter the time of arrival indicated on the parking disc whilst
the vehicle is parked on that road.
Citation and commencement
5. This
Order may be cited as the Road Traffic (Disabled Persons) (Parking) (Jersey) Order 2002 and shall come into force on 1st
November 2002.
By Order of the
Public Services Committee,
C.M.
NEWCOMBE
Greffier of the States.
30th September 2002.
SCHEDULE 1
(Article 2)
Parking places for
vehicles used by disabled persons
GROUVILLE
Parking places - 4 hour
limit
Gorey Village Road
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East side (from the northern boundary of Gorey Methodist
Church north for a
distance of 5 yards).
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ST BRELADE
Parking places - 4 hour
limit
Le Boulevard
(The Bulwarks)
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Between the southern side of the entrance to the property known as
the “Harbour View Guest House” and the northern side of the entrance to the
property known as “Maison Herault”.
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ST HELIER
Parking places - 4 hour
limit
Apsley Road
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West side (between the southern boundary of No. 13 and a
point 5 yards further south)
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Broad Street
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North side (between the eastern boundary of No. 20 and a
point 12 yards west)
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Cattle Street
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West side (between its junction with Beresford Street and a point 20 yards
north)
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Church Street
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East side (between a point 3 yards north of Royal Court Road and a
point 18 yards further north)
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Clarence Road
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West side (between a point 4 yards north of and a point 6 yards
south of the southern gable of Royal
Crescent
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Clearview Street
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West side (between a point 2 yards north of the southern
boundary of No. 53 and the northern boundary of No. 53)
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Colombus Street
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West side (between Albert
Street and a point 15 yards south)
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Conway Street
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East side (between Wharf
Street and Cross Street)
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Don Street
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West side (between a point 31 yards north of the pedestrian
precinct and a point 18 yards further north)
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Gloucester Street
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North side (between a point 19 yards east of the Parade and a
point 20 yards further east)
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Halkett Place
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West side (between a point 2 yards south of the northern
boundary of No. 51 and a point 10 yards north)
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West side (between a point one yard north of the southern boundary
of the “Cock and Bottle” public house and Royal Court Road)
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East side (between a point 10 yards north of Beresford Street
and a point 10 yards further north)
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La Motte Street
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North side (between the western boundary of No. 11 and a
point 10 yards eastwards)
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Mount Bingham
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North side (between a point 20 yards west of Green Street and
a point 7 yards further west)
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New Street
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West side (between a point 6 yards south of the southern
boundary of No. 30 and a point 15 yards further south)
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Between the northern and southern boundaries of St. Paul’s Gate
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Parade, The (eastern arm)
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West side (between a point 5 yards north of the north side of
Union Street and a point 7 yards further north)
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Peter Street
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South side (between a point 1 yards east of the western
boundary of No. 10 Wests Centre and a point 19 yards further east)
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Phillips Street
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South side (between Bath
Street and a point 30 yards eastwards)
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Pomona Road
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West side (between a point 10 yards south of its junction with
Rouge Bouillon and a point 5 yards further south)
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Rodney Avenue
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North side (between a point 2 yards east of the western
boundary of “Shalimar” and the eastern boundary of “Shalimar”)
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Roussel Street
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South side (between the western boundary of St. Marie and a point
5 yards east)
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St. Aubin’s Road
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South side (between a point 8 yards east of the western
boundary of First
Tower Methodist
Church for a distance
of 12 yards.
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Vauxhall Street
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South side (between David
Place and Nelson Street)
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Victoria Street
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South side (between a point 45 yards west of David Place and
a point 6 yards further west)
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Vine Street
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South side (between Brook
Street and a point 47 yards east)
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South side (between a point 55 yards east of Brook Street and
a point 12 yards further east)
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Waterloo Street
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South side
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Parking places - 1 hour
limit
Halkett Place
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West side (between a point 27 yards south of the northern
boundary of the States Library and a point 24 yards north)
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Lewis Street
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South side (between a point 10 yards west of Cheapside and a point 6 yards further west)
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ST SAVIOUR
Parking places - 2 hour limit
Beach Road
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East side (between a point 24 yards south of its junction with
Le Dicq Road and a point 6 yards further south)
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Princes Tower Road
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North side (between a point 16 yards east of the eastern
boundary of the electricity substation and a point 11 yards further
east)
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SCHEDULE 2
(Article 3)
Parking places for
minibuses for the disabled
New Street
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West side (between the northern boundary of No. 8 and a point
39 yards south)
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