Stationary v parked?

[peasea]

Hubby got a ticket for dropping the daughter off outside her school - took her all of about 10 seconds to exit the car and he was away. Big bad for him though was the wee broken lines of yellow colour that he did it on! He's no road hog or pushy pusher-inner so I have no doubt that no-one would have been actually inconvenienced by what he did. But nevertheless he had to admit he was legally in the wrong. The bugger of it was that he did it in my car so the ticket came to me! (Ditto for the speeding ticket he got recently - doing 63 kph in a 50 zone: came addressed to moi!!!)

Aha, Broken yellows? "No stopping"

[peasea]

Huh??????? Confused over the above.... If there are both signs, then -

No stopping at no stopping sign? No parking at a no parking sign?? No parking at no stopping sign??? No stopping at no parking sign????????

Lucky they didn't get four tickets = good quota = lotsa donuts....

Hmm, sorry, have to agree. (Hate that...)
There's a difference between a parked vehicle and a stationary vehicle I think, but only in an unmarked circumstance. Broken yellows? No stopping, period.

Perhaps if one ejected their offspring at school while the vehicle was still in motion (albeit at a very slow speed) then doing so on broken yellows would be legal. It would be a bit hard on the offspring though.

Seriously? I usually walked my two to school; hard as it was............