Types of H markings

Below are examples of the different types of H marking which may apply to you depending on your circumstances.

A H marking is painted on the road and will cover the extent of your dropped kerb from the top of each dropper (slopping kerb).

 

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Where old style kerbs are present, radius or straight without the slopping kerb, it will be painted across your dropped kerb and 900mm maximum each side.

 

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If your dropped kerb is shared with a neighbouring property, only the property submitting the application will be marked out, it will be painted within property boundary with a tab.

 

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If your dropped kerb extends over your boundary line to the neighbouring property, it will be marked to the top of the dropper (slopping kerb) to a maximum of 900mm over your boundary.

 

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If your dropped kerb extends over the boundary line to a neighbouring property, more than 900mm across the boundary line, it will only be marked up to the bottom of the dropper.

 

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If there are no droppers, the H marking will be marked covering just the access to your driveway, hard standing area, or garage.  If it is a narrow driveway, the minimum width to meet the criteria is 2.4 metres; it will be painted to a width up to 4.8 metres within your property boundary