The BAD PARKING thread [vol3]

[speedking31]

As the entrance looks like its on a slope I wonder whether the builder measured and signed the height at the front of the building and the rear is lower? That seems consistent with the ambulance clearing the front but bashing the rear.

[TREMAiNE]

A big wide disabled bay and still can't get it in the lines!

[anonymous-user]

TREMAiNE said:

A big wide disabled bay and still can't get it in the lines!

Pies get cold very quickly don't you know!

[The Mad Monk]

Scousefella said:

My lorry is well marked at 12' 6" and should I get it stuck under a bridge then my ass is in a sling!!!

What about your donkey and your mule?

[Slow]

Parked blocking in 2 disabled bays from 7pm to 11am....



Her boyfriend tried block both spaces in his kia also, just wedged myself inbeside him.

[Vipers]

Slow said:

Parked blocking in 2 disabled bays from 7pm to 11am....



Her boyfriend tried block both spaces in his kia also, just wedged myself inbeside him.

Am I missing something, where are the bay's?

[Scousefella]

The Mad Monk said:

Scousefella said:

My lorry is well marked at 12' 6" and should I get it stuck under a bridge then my ass is in a sling!!!

What about your donkey and your mule?

Donkey is giving rides on Blackpool Beach - Mule went missing during the dodgy burger meat fiasco.

[aazer89]

Vipers said:

Am I missing something, where are the bay's?

There are no lines... The range rover is parked at the end and the kia is next to it.... Dont see the issue personally

Edited by aazer89 on Friday 15th May 21:15

[Vipers]

aazer89 said:

Vipers said:

Am I missing something, where are the bay's?

There are no lines... The range rover is parked at the end and the kia is next to it.... Dont see the issue personally

Not just me then, agree. The Kia driver looks like he is trying to block anyone else parking, tt.

[KFC]

TREMAiNE said:

A big wide disabled bay and still can't get it in the lines!

I don't think that's bad parking.


If something happened to you that was an emergency and police had to rush out of the supermarket to their car to come and help you, would you prefer they were parked in a disabled bay at the front, or in a normal space 300 metres away?

[Europa1]

aazer89 said:

Vipers said:

Am I missing something, where are the bay's?

There are no lines... The range river is parked at the end and the kia is next to it.... Dont see the issue personally

Where are the bay's what?

What is a Range River? A new model with a snorkel kit?

[TREMAiNE]

KFC said:

TREMAiNE said:

A big wide disabled bay and still can't get it in the lines!

I don't think that's bad parking.


If something happened to you that was an emergency and police had to rush out of the supermarket to their car to come and help you, would you prefer they were parked in a disabled bay at the front, or in a normal space 300 metres away?

Its a fair point... But they could have parked straight at least! Arguably, if they're going to park in a disabled bay at the front for emergencies, they could have reversed in neatly too just to speed things up again in an emergency, surely?

[Black_S3]

aazer89 said:

There are no lines... The range rover is parked at the end and the kia is next to it.... Dont see the issue personally

Edited by aazer89 on Friday 15th May 21:15

The only issue I see is why/how someone has a car worth more than their house, especially given they are at home as much during the day to notice the non issue.

[BertieWooster]

IKEA Munich yesterday - apparently the driver thought it was fine to park in a pedestrian walkway:

[Vipers]

They seem to be breading like flies at Sainsburys, loads of the buggers out today, checked just in case it was Sunday,

Chose these clowns near to me.

Let it hang out baby.





And this one, as the bay's are offset to each other, he has managed to use three to abandon his wheels.

[Slow]

Vipers said:

Am I missing something, where are the bay's?

Second picture you just see the edge of it, they are marked as disabled bays with big writing in them.

Also Kia driver tried to take both "spaces" beside the disabled bays.


And to who ever said the cars worth more than my house. It's a £3900 car so get over yourself, was visiting my friend.

Ps: I don't own a house - I'm 20

[Vipers]

Slow said:

Vipers said:

Am I missing something, where are the bay's?

Second picture you just see the edge of it, they are marked as disabled bays with big writing in them.

Also Kia driver tried to take both "spaces" beside the disabled bays.


And to who ever said the cars worth more than my house. It's a £3900 car so get over yourself, was visiting my friend.

Ps: I don't own a house - I'm 20

Tks, the only time my wheels were worth more than my house was when I bought my first house, exactly 8k, then I bought a VW Devon Moonraker for 8k and a few quid more.

This was in 76, and the camper (which I sold), is still showing as being on the road.

Sorry but still can't see the lines designating disabled bay's where the Kia and Rover are parked.

Edited by Vipers on Saturday 16th May 18:24

[grayme]

TREMAiNE said:

KFC said:

TREMAiNE said:

A big wide disabled bay and still can't get it in the lines!

I don't think that's bad parking.


If something happened to you that was an emergency and police had to rush out of the supermarket to their car to come and help you, would you prefer they were parked in a disabled bay at the front, or in a normal space 300 metres away?

Its a fair point... But they could have parked straight at least! Arguably, if they're going to park in a disabled bay at the front for emergencies, they could have reversed in neatly too just to speed things up again in an emergency, surely?

This comes up often, with someone suggesting that they have possibly run in to apprehend someone quickly; usually this is disputed by the person that took the picture who saw the officers buying their lunch.

For me, if they want to be out in an emergency then fine, but please show a good example by reversing in properly, and I don't see why one doesn't stay in the car so if need be (in a normal space), they can drive to the front of the store to collect their lunch buying colleague.

If those that enforce the law show a lack of regard for rules, some citizens will ask why they need to, a bit like the broken windows theory.

[anonymous-user]

I really do not understand the disabled issue.

The Kia seems to have parked far enough to the right if the disabled spot so as to leave plenty of space for the disabled driver.

How ia that an issue????

[divetheworld]

garyhun said:

I really do not understand the disabled issue.

The Kia seems to have parked far enough to the right if the disabled spot so as to leave plenty of space for the disabled driver.

How ia that an issue????

Until someone parked up against the drivers side so he can't get in his car, it wasn't.