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Access protection marking

Access protection markings are white line roadside markings that are used to overcome access difficulties to properties. Although parking on them is not an offence in itself most drivers  respect the markings so access to property is not obstructed. As the markings only cover the extent of the dropped kerbs there are no additional parking problems for neighbours.

Applying for an access protection marking

An access protection marking request can be made in a number of ways.  You can apply directly by contacting us by telephone, letter or by visiting our customer service centre at Bayard Place, Peterborough.  A marking request could also come from a highways inspector. When a request is made, we will check for any other parking restrictions thate are  already in place on the highway.  If there is already a yellow line restriction  the access protection marking request will be refused because the yellow line restrictions are enforceable but an access protection marking is only advisory. The fee for an access protection marking is £58.00,. Payment is required before the work can begin.  The whole process takes between 4 and 6 weeks to complete, weather permitting.