Victorian Road Rules state that it is an offence to double park.
When parking in a two-way street you must park on the left hand side of the road and your vehicle must face the direction of travel that is the passenger side must be parked to the kerb and not the steering wheel side.
You must park within the marked lines of the parking bay.
A driver can not stop on a bicycle path footpath shared path or a dividing strip.
Footpaths
Drivers must not stop on a road in a position that obstructs access by vehicles or pedestrians to or from a footpath ramp or a similar way of access to a footpath.
There is potential for pedestrians and others particularly those in wheelchairs motorised wheelchairs and prams to be obstructed.
Driveways
Drivers must not stop across a driveway unless dropping off or picking up passengers the driver must not leave the vehicle and must not stop for more than 2 minutes.
Further assistance
Contact our Customer Service Team if you require further assistance in this matter.
A driver must not stop on a bicycle path, footpath, shared path or dividing strip, or a nature strip adjacent to a length of road in a built-up area.
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Yes you can stop in a No Parking area for up to two minutes provided you are setting down or picking up a passenger or loading or unloading goods. The driver must stay within three metres of the vehicle.
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If you are not satisfied with the response from the Internal Ombudsman you should consider the other options you have which will be set out in the decision letter. This includes the option to take the matter to Court.