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    1. Work_Account89 on

      Yep it’s in appendix B of the rules of the roads handbook

    2. Noname_Maddox on

      I believe so. And the police cant do anything. Source my friends dad’s girlfriend said so.

    3. WatashiwaNobodyDesu on

      That’s the priority button. Whatever you’re doing, this gives you priority over anyone else until you’re finished. Legally the guards can’t touch you. Down the country anyway. Not sure how it works in Dublin.

    4. HighDeltaVee on

      Yes : there’s a small inflatable child which deploys like an airbag, securing you the right to park in those spots.

      And a little blue plate pops up from the dash, to avail of the disabled slots.

    5. bonjurkes on

      Yeah it’s actually an international traffic rule. Wherever in the world you are on traffic, just press that button and leave your vehicle like that. It’s all good.

    6. Much_Perception4952 on

      Yes but you’ll also get the same freedoms if you’ve a BMW or Merc.

    7. ahjaysusnow on

      Trick question! When you put these on you don’t ‘park’. Think of them as Shrodingers lights. Once they are on, you are neither parked or not parked!

    8. DrWarlock on

      Absolutely and definitely don’t use them when there’s a hazard on the road. 

    9. MutableSpy on

      I refer to those as “park anywhere lights” I always get a little chuckle if I see someone who has just abandoned the car but it’s ok. Their park anywhere lights are on.

    10. joopface on

      It means “sorry, back in a minute, sorry, won’t be a sec, thanks” when I press it

    11. nugnug90 on

      Yes, It’s not parking. It’s the hazardous stopping button. lol

    12. Active-Strawberry-37 on

      Yes. This is the hazard warning light switch, which is warn others that you’re creating a hazard

    13. askscreepyquestions on

      Strictly, usage is only allowed when maximum inconvenience and obstruction is caused.

    14. Only in certain car brands. It’s a feature included in the price.

    15. Mundane_Character365 on

      Nope absolutely not.

      When these blinking lights are on, you are actually prohibited from parking in what is colloquially known as “parking spaces”.

      These blinking lights do however allow you to park within the following areas:

      On double yellow lines.

      At pedestrian crossings.

      On corners.

      On the actual road, whether it is beside a car already parked in one of the aforementioned parking spaces or just a random place.

      On footpaths.

      Within any area that has road markings (hatched painted lines) that according to the rules of the road mean do not enter.

      Anywhere that has “do not park here” signs.

      Bus lanes and bus stops.

      Outside of schools (for up to 1 hour while dropping off or collecting children).

      On cycle lanes.

      I think there may be more, please feel free to add below if I missed any.

    16. Rumpsfield on

      In the case where you plan to turn left in 3km, they also allow you to drive in a bus lane,

    17. MelodicPaws on

      As long as you’ve mounted the kerb and are taking up at least half of the pavement

    18. Character_Common8881 on

      Yes but it needs to be for a really important reason and only 5 minutes max ( I swear)

    19. Lawfulraccoon on

      Yeah 100%!

      Source: my cousins husband is in the army, and he said they’re going to be too busy coz they’ve been told to be in the barracks at 8am tomorrow with gear for a week. The order came from HQ and its to make sure people are obeying social distancing

    20. Yep, it’s right next to the rule about how if you turn the roof light on while driving you do life in prison

    21. Callme-Sal on

      Yes. They also function as a ‘thank you’ signal when some sound lad pulls in to let you pass them.

    22. IrishWanderer7 on

      No cant park anywhere, but absolutely can just leave the car anywhere for “2mins while I ran in to grab something”

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