Can you park a homebuyers on the street long term?

kelvin70, Jan 26, 6:41pm
Does anyone know I this is allowed!Do you have to get consent!
noswalg, Jan 26, 6:45pm
Yep go ahead. You'll be fine. Just make sure your homebuyers has it's park lights on.
poppajn, Jan 26, 6:54pm
What is a homebuyers!
noswalg, Jan 26, 7:00pm
it's a little different to a "House Purchase" which must be parked on a section or in a yard somewhere. A "homebuyer" is someone who may partake in a "House Purchase" but currently resides on the street, or at least I think that's what it is!
kazbanz, Jan 26, 7:07pm
housebus!
gammelvind, Jan 26, 7:10pm
Housebus for sale maybe!
outbidyou2, Jan 26, 7:11pm
ffs
kelvin70, Jan 26, 7:41pm
Oops housebus.Blast autocorrect
noswalg, Jan 26, 7:46pm
I would say it was totally dependent on local council bylaws and probably only answered by them.
gammelvind, Jan 26, 7:57pm
Had that on my iPad, annoyed the shite out of me, turned it off.
cowlover, Jan 26, 10:41pm
If it reg/cof etc and parked legal you should be able to leave in on the street for ever.
stabi360, Jan 27, 3:32am
unless its like the people at the end of the street who parked really close to a bend even though there is no yellow lines it was a stupid place to parktook about 3 weeks before a truck hit it and it ended smashed in the rear in the middle of the road with no sign of truck it didnt stop
they have since replaced car and are parking there again
poppajn, Jan 27, 8:14am
plus a night light.
supernova2, Jan 27, 7:50pm
True but thats only required in insufficent street lighting I think.These days with LED lights you could pop a light on the back and run it for weeks without the battery going flat.

Would one of thoses flashing tail lights from a pushbike be legal as a night lite!