gjh said:
iveco4x4 said:
Interesting, can that legally be enforced as I beleive there is no legal classification of what is a motorhome. If you read your V5 then it will say Motor Caravan
Mine doesn't even say that as the camper body can be removed so its just cargo, so legally it cannot be a motor caravan
Rich
It all depends on the wording in the legal order, which may or may not refer to definitions in national legislation. Local authorities are now tending to use specific wording designed to cover all the vehicles they are concerned about.
They sometimes try wording like "no sleeping in vehicles" as well. However, enforcing THAT must be even harder - even if the curtains are shut and you're in your PJs, you can still say "But I wasn't asleep," and no-one can prove otherwise! Plus, they're on dodgy road-safety ground, banning people from sleeping in a vehicle, when we see so many "Tiredness Kills" signs everywhere.
I've also seen "No overnight occupation of vehicles," which tightens it up a bit, but would still require someone to testify that they'd been in sight of the vehicle all night and you hadn't left it - otherwise "But I didn't occupy it overnight, just for some time at the beginning and end!"