Legal situation regarding illegal parking on private property
Parking spaces that are not designated for public use—such as those marked in white or blue—are considered private property. Unauthorised parking constitutes a trespass and can be prosecuted. It is important to note that the police are generally not responsible for towing vehicles on private land. However, as the owner, tenant, or authorised person, you have the right to have an illegally parked vehicle removed at any time. This also applies to property management companies, security services, or authorised representatives.
Furthermore, unauthorised parking creates a legal claim against the illegal parker. This means that the costs of towing do not have to be borne by you. It is also not your responsibility to locate the vehicle owner; the responsibility lies with the driver to ensure they are informed about parking regulations before they park.


