and powered mobility vehicles  ● in front of an entrance to a property  ● on a bend  ● where you would obstruct cyclists’ use of cycle  facilities except when forced to do so by stationary traffic.  244. You MUST NOT   park partially or wholly on the pavement in  London, and should not do so elsewhere unless signs permit it.  Parking on the pavement can obstruct and seriously inconvenience  pedestrians, people in wheelchairs or with visual impairments and  people with prams or pushchairs.  245. Controlled Parking Zones.   The zone entry signs indicate the  times when the waiting restrictions within the zone are in force.  Parking may be allowed in some places at other times. Otherwise  parking will be within separately signed and marked bays.  246. Goods vehicles.   Vehicles with a maximum laden weight of over  7.5 tonnes (including any trailer) MUST NOT   be parked on a verge,  pavement or any land situated between carriageways, without  police permission. The only exception is when parking is essential  for loading and unloading, in which case the vehicle MUST NOT   be  left unattended.  247. Loading and unloading.   Do not load or unload where there are  yellow markings on the kerb and upright signs advise restrictions  are in place (see pages 115-116). This may be permitted where  parking is otherwise restricted. On red routes, specially marked  Law RTA 1988 sect 19  Law GL(GP)A sect 15  highwaycodeuk.co.uk 128 