Are you allowed to drive onto the pavement in order to park there?

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Are you allowed to drive onto the pavement in order to park there?

No, you are never allowed to stop or park on a pavement (sidewalk), footpath or cycle path as this poses a danger and an obstacle to other road users.

All parking rules are based on two simple main principles. You must not stop or park so that you:

Endanger others
Obstruct or inconvenience others

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