No parking
Even if you do not see a particular ‘no parking’ sign or yellow line on the road, you must not stop or park: in a designated disabled persons parking space unless you display a
‘reserved for a person with a disability’ permit. If you are not the holder of a disabled parking permit, you cannot park in a disabled parking bay, even with a permit displayed, unless it’s for the permit holder’s convenience. Wheelchair users need to use the extra-wide, special parking bay to open their car door fully. This will allow a person to get from a wheelchair to a vehicle or from a vehicle to a wheelchair. Normal parking bays are too narrow to give the access needed by wheelchair users, so other road users must not park in the designated disabled persons parking spaces. It is an offence to do so. where there are white or yellow zig-zag lines on either side of pedestrian lights or either side of pelican or zebra crossings; wholly or partly on a zebra or pelican crossing or at pedestrian lights;
15 metres before or 5 metres after a pedestrian crossing or traffic lights; near a school entrance where there are yellow zig-zag lines along the edge of the roadway enclosing the words ‘SCHOOL KEEP CLEAR’; near an entrance or exit from a Fire, Ambulance or Garda station; within an area marked as a bus stop or taxi rank -white roadway markings line the areas and, in addition show the word ‘BUS’ at a bus stop and ‘TAXIS’ at a taxi rank; where there is a single or double continuous white line along the centre of the road;