Roland Perry wrote:
work from station forecourts, which presumably means they can stop
wherever they like. But not always; the frequent ones at Nottingham station
line up in the taxi rank over-flow down the side of the station.

I wonder how legal that is? (The signs say "No Waiting, except Taxis",
and those buses are definitely waiting, rather than stopping.)

Is the forecourt private land? If so its owners have the right to waive or
change the restrictions if they wish.

Neil
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