Christmas and New York can be a confusing thing for parking controls. It's not always been well communicated in the past, but there are full details on the Camden site here
Below are the main details on what is being enforced on what day.
On-street parking enforcement
23 December 2011 Enforcement as normal
24 December 2011 Normal enforcement ends at 4.30pm
25 to 26 December 2011 No enforcement
27 December 2011 Bank holiday enforcement
28 to 30 December 2011 Normal enforcement
31 December 2011 Normal enforcement ends at 4.30pm
1 January 2012 No enforcement
2 January 2012 Bank holiday enforcement
3 January 2012 Normal enforcement
What does bank holiday enforcement mean?
We operate a consistent approach to bank holiday parking enforcement which is set out below. While not all parking restrictions apply, enforcement will still take place where there are safety and traffic flow implications or where the vehicle is causing an obstruction.
Bus lanes and moving traffic restrictions (such as box junctions and banned turns) are enforced as normal on bank holidays.
Which parking restrictions are in operation on bank holidays?
Certain restrictions will still apply on bank holidays and a penalty charge notice may be issued to vehicles parked in the circumstances and/or locations listed below.
•Double yellow lines
•Where a loading ban is in operation (indicated by a single/double yellow line with adjacent kerb chevrons and a nearby sign stating the hours during which loading is not permitted)
•Bus stops
•Footway parking
•Zig-zag lines
•Parking across a dropped footway
•Double parking
•Car Club bays
•Coach bays
•Diplomatic bays
•Dedicated disabled permit holder bays
•Blue and green disabled badge holder bays
•Electric vehicle charging bays
•Suspended bays
•Cycleways
Which parking restrictions are not in operation on bank holidays?
On bank holidays restrictions will not apply and a penalty charge notice will not be issued to vehicles parked in the circumstances and/or locations listed below.
•Resident or shared use (resident permit or pay and display) bays
•Single yellow lines (except where kerb chevrons indicate that a loading ban is in operation as outlined above)
•Pay and display bays
•Business permit holder bays
•Doctor’s bays
•Loading bays
•Market trader permit bays
•Motorcycle bays
Removals and car pound opening hours
23 December 2011 Enforcement as normal, opening hours 9am-10pm
24 December 2011 Enforcement to cease at Noon, opening hours 9am-6pm
25 to 27 December 2011 No enforcement, Closed
28 to 30 December 2011 Enforcement as normal, opening hours 9am-10pm
31 December 2011 Enforcement to cease at Noon, opening hours 9am-6pm
1 to 2 January 2012 No enforcement, Closed
3 January 2012 Enforcement as normal, opening hours 9am-10pm
CCTV enforcement
Moving traffic contraventions will be enforced 24/7 throughout the holiday period, with the exception of those restrictions that are not permitted under the relevant traffic management orders (TMO). This is detailed below as 'Bank Holiday Enforcement'.
CCTV enforcement operation
23 December 2011 Enforcement as normal
24 December 2011 Normal enforcement to cease at 4.30pm, followed by bank holiday enforcement
25 to 27 December 2011 Bank holiday enforcement
28 to 30 December 2011 Enforcement as normal
31 December 2011 Normal enforcement to cease at 4.30pm, followed by bank holiday enforcement
1 to 2 January 2012 Normal enforcement to cease at 4.30pm
31 January 2012 Enforcement as normal
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