On Wed, 28 Oct 2020 at 12:14, Martin Koppenhoefer <dieterdre...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > these areas are usually not access=no, there will be no parking / stopping > signs, but otherwise these are "normal" areas where other activities (like > walking, playing with a ball, etc.) will take place. Think of it as part of > the building regulation picture. > Perhaps true of such areas set aside for firefighters. But there are other areas used by other emergency services. In the UK there are small parking areas set aside for use by police vehicles. Ostensibly where they wait for something to happen, probably just so they can have lunch. Here's one: https://goo.gl/maps/76Yv2vKKhpSnuDMd6 It's a bit weird because it's parking for police patrol vehicles and also a turning area (it's not specified who can use it, but it is an important part of a local bus route where the bus does a 180-degree turn with passengers still on it). It probably doesn't fall under emergency=* even though only vehicles of one of the emergency services can park there. I tagged it as private parking, years ago, for lack of anything better. If whatever we come up with for the fire service can accommodate this then I'll retag it. -- Paul
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