this is a bus garage
Sorry, I was thinking of another thread.
However, the link I gave
https://www.yellowboxes.co.uk/1-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
https://www.yellowboxes.co.uk/illegal-box-appeals )
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 -
https://maps.app.goo.gl/yvLF25zKTpTJ5TVh6 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.
