Officers says pedestrians are forced onto roads
Police are warning drivers to be more considerate after getting complaints of vehicles parked on pavements around the Island.
Officers say it can cause issues for people walking, who are forced onto the road instead.
Tickets may be issued, police say, if complaints of this nature arise.
They add that now the daylight hours are fewer, visibility can be limited.
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