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Val d'Isere main street - unloading/waiting permitted?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

A very, very mundane and trivial question, but I thought someone might know the answer.

How strict are the police in Val main street in preventing vehicles hanging around on the roadside whilst luggage is unloaded and then waiting for people to return to the vehicle?

I guess what I really mean is: is there an on the spot fine (like a 'no stopping' red route)?

It there a "Don't even think of stopping" regime?

No big deal - I'm expecting to wing it, but it'd be good to hear from folk, e.g. transfer minibus drivers.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

You can wait a few minutes on the pavement but don't block the road. Keep an eye on the car as police patrols are frequent and you will get fined if you leave the car unattended.
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Thanks davidof,

I note from http://www.valdinet.com/faq.php?id_faq_type=51 that Val is intended to be car-free by 2009, so I get the feeling 'unlicensed' vehicles will steadily be made to feel less and less welcome.

I won't be leaving the minibus unattended, but having a luggage trailer will make parking in a single slot impossible.

I'll be arriving on a Saturday around 9-10am, so thi could be a busy time I guess. Confused
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crosbie, this seemd to be OK in Tignes Val Claret while loading/unloading so long as it was clear that that was what you were doing (i.e.plenty of comings and gooings and car not really left unattended). Don't how applicable this is to VDI though.
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