Parking

Where a delivery vehicle can actually stop. It is the start of every path, and the difference between a two-minute stop and a ten-minute one.

Every driver on a street learns the same thing the hard way: where you can pull in without blocking anyone. Marking it once saves the next driver the whole lap around the block.

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What to know before you place one

What a parking point is

A parking point marks a realistic place to leave a delivery vehicle while you walk the last stretch — a loading bay, a courtyard, a short-stay spot, or the piece of kerb that works in practice.

It is about where a delivery can stop, not about long-term or paid parking.
Several points per building are fine — different vehicles fit different spots.
A parking point stands on its own, so you can add one without touching the entrance.

What makes a good one

The best parking points are the ones you would tell a colleague about on the phone.

Somewhere a van or truck actually fits, not just a car.
Close to a path or entrance, so the walk from it is short and obvious.
Legal and realistic at delivery hours — not the spot you got away with once.

How to place one

Tap Parking in the contribute drawer, then move the map so the marker lands where you stopped.

Place it where the vehicle stands, not in the middle of the road.
Save, then add a photo so the next driver recognises the spot.
Approved parking points earn HappyPoints.