this is a bus garage
Sorry, I was thinking of another thread.
However, the link I gave
Yellow box PCN - things to check for the box
is relevant.
We have had cases here, notably
https://www.ftla.uk/civil-penalty-charge-notices-(councils-tfl-and-so-on)/pcn-lewisham-yellow-box-junction/msg36163/#msg36163where unfortunately in case 2240118506 Michael Burke widened the definition of junction:
I note that case reference 2090257179 was decided under Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2002. This PCN is enforced under Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2016. I am satisfied that the box junction is in place to facilitate buses exiting from the bus station opposite and that in these circumstances a wide interpretation should be given to the requirement that it be ‘at a junction between two or more roads’.
The yellowboxes site also quotes cases in support of the argument against YBJs outside bus stations:
2220655535 2200134664 (In full at
Examples of adjudicators ruling that a yellow box is illegal
)
and against 2230528614
So it would appear that an adjudicator's ruling against YBJ outside a bus garage is probable, it is by no means certain.-------------------------------------
EDIT:
Looking at GSV -
Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps.
and virtually moving into the 'bus station,
it would appear that vehicles (and pedestrians) have unfettered access to the 'bus station, which I feel makes it a road and thus this box is at a junction of two or more roads, and far harder to argue that this is not a road.
