The BAD PARKING thread [vol3]
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Steff1965 said:
Axionknight said:
Steff1965 said:
Maybe not empty when the Audi parked
Clearly it was since the Audi is taking a third of it up."No pic but at Fort Kinnaird this afternoon,a car parked at 45 degrees into a disabled bay,AND left half sticking out into the road! Wasn't mid-park either,no one was in it. Looked more abandoned than parked"
I was at Fort Kinnaird earlier too and seen the exact same car, possible the worst parked car I've ever seen in my life, what a wker.
I was at Fort Kinnaird earlier too and seen the exact same car, possible the worst parked car I've ever seen in my life, what a wker.
See this scamera van a few times a week always parked on double yellows at a bus stop, if he isnt blocking the pavement then he is blocking the road causing cars to have to go round him.
Strangely I did follow this van a few weeks ago being driven rather enthusiastically faster than the posted speed limit
Strangely I did follow this van a few weeks ago being driven rather enthusiastically faster than the posted speed limit
Kaelic said:
See this scamera van a few times a week always parked on double yellows at a bus stop, if he isnt blocking the pavement then he is blocking the road causing cars to have to go round him.
Strangely I did follow this van a few weeks ago being driven rather enthusiastically faster than the posted speed limit
It's not a scamera van, the same company operates one around Oldbury as well. After I'd seen it a couple of times I actually read the writing on it and they are just something along the lines of security installation company.Strangely I did follow this van a few weeks ago being driven rather enthusiastically faster than the posted speed limit
Kaelic said:
See this scamera van a few times a week always parked on double yellows at a bus stop, if he isnt blocking the pavement then he is blocking the road causing cars to have to go round him.
Strangely I did follow this van a few weeks ago being driven rather enthusiastically faster than the posted speed limit
I'm looking at the pic thinking that view seems familiar somehow... nice one chap Strangely I did follow this van a few weeks ago being driven rather enthusiastically faster than the posted speed limit
I would love to see them calling out registration numbers over the shop tannoy in the most embarrasing way every 15mins.
''Ladies and gentlemen, the following persons have currently parked in such a inconsiderate way that they have have been awarded honorary loser status for the rest of their visit. Please feel free to give them the loser sign as you see them leave or outside their homes, if they are neighbours.
Range Rover XXXXXXX in cross hatching
BMW XXXXXX parked in mother and child as a single driver.
Transit XXXXXXX parked in a disabled bay''
If only....
''Ladies and gentlemen, the following persons have currently parked in such a inconsiderate way that they have have been awarded honorary loser status for the rest of their visit. Please feel free to give them the loser sign as you see them leave or outside their homes, if they are neighbours.
Range Rover XXXXXXX in cross hatching
BMW XXXXXX parked in mother and child as a single driver.
Transit XXXXXXX parked in a disabled bay''
If only....
rambo19 said:
TBH, I don't see what the supermarkets can do about bad parking.
Its easy, Reduce the number of small parking spaces, Re paint lines to make spaces bigger (like they do at Costco, Include an area where LWB Vans can also park(longer and wider spaces) this will stop vans taking up two or more spacesYou will not get less customers In fact you may get more because its easier to park
They could also introduce CCTV to cover known trouble spots, Parent and toddler parking, Disabled bays. Near the shop. Anyone caught using them could face a warning and fine.
Easy.
I couldn't take a photo of this one because I was driving at the time so some imagination will be necessary.
The scene:
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@53.7522376,-1.60025...
Now imagine a Vectra parked on the road next to the phone box under the large tree, on the zig zags for the zebra, just after a mini roundabout and close to the little central reservation bit with the sign on so nothing bigger than a car could get through.
Now picture a chap crossing the road (not on the zebra) eating from a freshly purchased bag of chips.
The scene:
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@53.7522376,-1.60025...
Now imagine a Vectra parked on the road next to the phone box under the large tree, on the zig zags for the zebra, just after a mini roundabout and close to the little central reservation bit with the sign on so nothing bigger than a car could get through.
Now picture a chap crossing the road (not on the zebra) eating from a freshly purchased bag of chips.
fatboy18 said:
rambo19 said:
TBH, I don't see what the supermarkets can do about bad parking.
Its easy, Reduce the number of small parking spaces, Re paint lines to make spaces bigger (like they do at Costco, Include an area where LWB Vans can also park(longer and wider spaces) this will stop vans taking up two or more spacesYou will not get less customers In fact you may get more because its easier to park
They could also introduce CCTV to cover known trouble spots, Parent and toddler parking, Disabled bays. Near the shop. Anyone caught using them could face a warning and fine.
Easy.
You could have 15 ft wide spaces and some knob will still park like a knob.
CCTV?, what good would that do,- cctv spots a single bloke parking in a mother/child bay, security tells driver to move, driver tells them to F off.
What fine can the supermarket give them?
Hol said:
I would love to see them calling out registration numbers over the shop tannoy in the most embarrasing way every 15mins.
''Ladies and gentlemen, the following persons have currently parked in such a inconsiderate way that they have have been awarded honorary loser status for the rest of their visit. Please feel free to give them the loser sign as you see them leave or outside their homes, if they are neighbours.
Range Rover XXXXXXX in cross hatching
BMW XXXXXX parked in mother and child as a single driver.
Transit XXXXXXX parked in a disabled bay''
If only....
They did this when I was in B&Q once. It was the evening, the shop hadn't been open long and the car park virtually empty, but some east European clowns parked right out side the door on the hatching. They called the number out and the two wide boys said it was no problem they were just about to pay and go. This was no use to the rather pissed off lady that told them to put their good down and move the car before paying if they wanted the goods and never darken the doors again.''Ladies and gentlemen, the following persons have currently parked in such a inconsiderate way that they have have been awarded honorary loser status for the rest of their visit. Please feel free to give them the loser sign as you see them leave or outside their homes, if they are neighbours.
Range Rover XXXXXXX in cross hatching
BMW XXXXXX parked in mother and child as a single driver.
Transit XXXXXXX parked in a disabled bay''
If only....
rambo19 said:
fatboy18 said:
rambo19 said:
TBH, I don't see what the supermarkets can do about bad parking.
Its easy, Reduce the number of small parking spaces, Re paint lines to make spaces bigger (like they do at Costco, Include an area where LWB Vans can also park(longer and wider spaces) this will stop vans taking up two or more spacesYou will not get less customers In fact you may get more because its easier to park
They could also introduce CCTV to cover known trouble spots, Parent and toddler parking, Disabled bays. Near the shop. Anyone caught using them could face a warning and fine.
Easy.
You could have 15 ft wide spaces and some knob will still park like a knob.
CCTV?, what good would that do,- cctv spots a single bloke parking in a mother/child bay, security tells driver to move, driver tells them to F off.
What fine can the supermarket give them?
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