Parking on pavements is sometimes allowed provided you don’t ‘obstruct the highway’, so use common sense. Technically, riding on the pavement is legal if you’re riding to a parking place for less than 15 yards, but it can aggravate people so for a quiet life it’s best to push.
Is it legal to park a motorcycle on the pavement?
Part 244 of the Highway Code says: “You MUST NOT park partially or wholly on the pavement in London, and should not do so elsewhere unless signs permit it.
Can you park a motorcycle on the pavement UK?
Is It Illegal To Park a Motorcycle On The Pavement In The UK? No, it is not illegal to park a motorcycle on the pavement in the UK. It’s only a problem if you’re causing an obstruction.
Do parking restrictions apply to motorcycles?
In most of London, motorcycles are not permitted to park in pay & display bays or resident bays for free. In these cases, they have to have a permit or pay the same rate as a car.