For not parking over a disabled space

[kitsuneghost]

Not quite as simple as title
I live on a terraced street, parking is tight.
Neighbour has a disabled bay outside her house but is not visibly disabled and doesn't display a disabled badge.
Everyone else on the street ignores this bay. I refuse to ignore it and never park in if (what everyone else does us not my issue)

However today someone was parked half in, half out this bay.
I parked as close to the bay lines as I could
This left a substantial gap at the front but really tight for a car at the back.

Would you
AIBU pull nearer the car in front, going over disabled bay
AINBU. stay where I am despite blocking s possible extra space.

I’d contact the council and ask if the disabled bay is still required as no one on the street seems to have a blue badge.

But no, I would never go into a disabled bay, no matter if anyone else does.

You shouldn’t have parked where you did if it was a choice between blocking a car in or moving half into a disabled space.
Someone else parking half in the disabled space has nothing to do with you.

I think you should stay where you are. If your park in the disabled space you could get a parking ticket.

I wasn't blocking any car in.
It is street parking, mo driveways. It's just if I went over the line there would be room for another car. If I don't, then possibly not (maybe a ready small car with awesome parker)

It's not enforceable without a sign, so park where you like. Without the sign it's advisory only.

It's a white painted bay that says disabled in white paint on the ground. No other signs..

Then it's not enforceable. It's rude and not nice for the person with the disability who needs it, but equally if you park there you won't be fined.

White painted is not enforceable. Anyone can park in it, disabled or not.

You can only park in a ‘disabled’ bay with a blue badge on display, so you were correct not to park in it. You could receive a parking ticket for doing so.

If your neighbour isn’t displaying a blue badge then s/he is also risking a parking ticket. It might be that the bay was painted for a previous resident, so it’s worth contacting the council as suggested to see if the bay is no longer valid.

Without signage no one will be fined. A quick Google will tell you this

Ah cheers good to know. Still feels rude to infìnge it though

Just for reference, not all disabilities are visible.....

I know