Is it allowed to park an LPG car in car parks? For example the NCP
London Docklands City Harbour Car Park (Selsdon Way, Isle Of Dogs,
London, E14 9Gl)
Thanks!

"Kurt"  wrote in message 
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> Is it allowed to park an LPG car in car parks? For example the NCP
> London Docklands City Harbour Car Park (Selsdon Way, Isle Of Dogs,
> London, E14 9Gl)
> Thanks!

Why wouldn't it be? If it's not, I've broken the law many times in my LPG 
Jeep....

Mike P

On 9 jun, 11:34, "Mike P"  wrote:
> "Kurt"  wrote in message
>
> news:23c4186b-97ab-4207-84bf-ac43c699d671@w7g2000hsa.googlegroups.com...
>
> > Is it allowed to park an LPG car in car parks? For example the NCP
> > London Docklands City Harbour Car Park (Selsdon Way, Isle Of Dogs,
> > London, E14 9Gl)
> > Thanks!
>
> Why wouldn't it be? If it's not, I've broken the law many times in my LPG
> Jeep....
>
> Mike P

Geat! Problem solved ;-)
I'm from Belgium and here it's often not allowed. I didn't knew how
strict it was in Britain.

Thanks again!

Kurt  wrote:
> On 9 jun, 11:34, "Mike P"  wrote:
>> "Kurt"  wrote in message

>> > Is it allowed to park an LPG car in car parks? For example the NCP
>> > London Docklands City Harbour Car Park (Selsdon Way, Isle Of Dogs,
>> > London, E14 9Gl)

>> Why wouldn't it be? If it's not, I've broken the law many times in my LPG
>> Jeep....

> Geat! Problem solved ;-)
> I'm from Belgium and here it's often not allowed. I didn't knew how
> strict it was in Britain.

All sounds odd to me.  Here in Australia, LPG vehicles can drive and park
anywhere that other vehicles are allowed to go, and unlike petrol vehicles,
are allowed to operate inside enclosed industrial buildings due to the
cleaner emissions.

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Nedavno Athol napisa:

> >> > Is it allowed to park an LPG car in car parks? For example the
> >> > NCP London Docklands City Harbour Car Park (Selsdon Way, Isle Of
> >> > Dogs, London, E14 9Gl)
> 
> >> Why wouldn't it be? If it's not, I've broken the law many times in
> >> my LPG Jeep....
> 
> > Geat! Problem solved ;-)
> > I'm from Belgium and here it's often not allowed. I didn't knew how
> > strict it was in Britain.
> 
> All sounds odd to me.  Here in Australia, LPG vehicles can drive and
> park anywhere that other vehicles are allowed to go, and unlike
> petrol vehicles, are allowed to operate inside enclosed industrial
> buildings due to the cleaner emissions.


I think that it is not legal in some Euro countries to park LPG vehicle
in closed underground garages. I am not sure, but I think that Germany
is one of those.






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Yvan schrieb:

> I think that it is not legal in some Euro countries to park LPG vehicle
> in closed underground garages. I am not sure, but I think that Germany
> is one of those.


More or less it is allowed now in Germany, too. THe cause for banning 
LPG cars from underground car parks was the fear of a gas leak: propane 
gas would have risen to head level and would have caused breathing 
problems. Only there were never enough LPG cars in Germany that there 
ever was a justified fear of enough cars springing leaks all at once to 
fill up a whole car park with gas... but then we Germans are a bit wary 
of gas since the War ;-)

Modern underground car parks must have sufficient ventilation, so the 
ban on LPG cars has been lifted since 2002.

Greets
Micha