The BAD PARKING thread [vol3]

[grayme]

Shamelessly stolen from the internet:

[irocfan]

from the US... Mustang parked first....

[irocfan]

[Fastdruid]

[Vipers]

Fastdruid said:

Hopefully someone will park in the road next to him, idiot.

[myvision]

Fastdruid said:

Surely that's crashed?

[Fastdruid]

Vipers said:

Fastdruid said:

Hopefully someone will park in the road next to him, idiot.

You can't actually see from that photo but it's actually a dropped curb, while it's not a drive (it's blocked with a locked gate) it's still an access point.

What gets me is that this is probably one of the parents there to pick their children up from the local primary (it's a short walk through the woods from there through that access point) and there are all too many that would rather block the pavement (and so force the other parents, some with very young children, pushchairs etc to have to go into the road) than park legally and partly "block" the road.

[Jagmanv12]

driverrob said:

Poor parking - and for far too long.

Possibly parked like that to give room to the car in the next space.

Council made the space too short.

Another example of spaces not made large enough for the cars of today.

[Hol]

Jagmanv12 said:

driverrob said:

Poor parking - and for far too long.

Possibly parked like that to give room to the car in the next space.

Council made the space too short.

Another example of spaces not made large enough for the cars of today.

Possibly, I cannot just see the line to his left from.
Possibly, its not about a foot from the front of the next car.


Possibly.

[solo2]

Avidfanofstuff said:

james_tigerwoods said:

A multi winner right here

Tesco Park Farm?

I see loads of cars parked like at Tesco Park Farm so I can see why you said that!

[dick_turpin]

Twice recently I've had issues with the same person parking completely on the pavement while they pick someone up from a house.

I'm on my bike (it's shared use before anyone starts lighting their pitchforks!) and virtually impossible to get past without going into the (oncoming) road.

If I scratch their paintwork I won't feel guilty.

[peterattheboro]

Caught this whopper today.

[AlexRS2782]

Didn't get a chance to get a pic of the rear, but it was also hanging out nicely of both spaces into the road behind them.

[Vipers]

peterattheboro said:

Caught this whopper today.

I think her sister lives in Aberdeen, and parks in Sainsbury's.

Edited by Vipers on Tuesday 26th May 18:55

[BigTom85]

Just found this on my laptop from January.

This guy was incredible, stopped in front of me on Rushden High Street, popped his hazards on and then proceeded to unload at least a dozen boxes into a shop, took him 10 minutes or so. I was spitting teeth! Middle of the day too, people behind me were pretty heavy on the horn etc and he just carried on regardless. Astonishing.

[driverrob]

Jagmanv12 said:

driverrob said:

Poor parking - and for far too long.

Possibly parked like that to give room to the car in the next space.

Council made the space too short.

Another example of spaces not made large enough for the cars of today.

As far as I remember, the next car was properly parked. Mainly I liked the way the seagulls had targetted it.

[iva cosworth]

BigTom85 said:

Just found this on my laptop from January.

This guy was incredible, stopped in front of me on Rushden High Street, popped his hazards on and then proceeded to unload at least a dozen boxes into a shop, took him 10 minutes or so. I was spitting teeth! Middle of the day too, people behind me were pretty heavy on the horn etc and he just carried on regardless. Astonishing.

Note the rear window sticker.

What ,you can also stop anywhere too ?

[irocfan]

iva cosworth said:

BigTom85 said:

Just found this on my laptop from January.

This guy was incredible, stopped in front of me on Rushden High Street, popped his hazards on and then proceeded to unload at least a dozen boxes into a shop, took him 10 minutes or so. I was spitting teeth! Middle of the day too, people behind me were pretty heavy on the horn etc and he just carried on regardless. Astonishing.

Note the rear window sticker.

What ,you can also stop anywhere too ?

typical lack of consideration shown by many these days

[Vipers]

irocfan said:

iva cosworth said:

BigTom85 said:

Just found this on my laptop from January.

This guy was incredible, stopped in front of me on Rushden High Street, popped his hazards on and then proceeded to unload at least a dozen boxes into a shop, took him 10 minutes or so. I was spitting teeth! Middle of the day too, people behind me were pretty heavy on the horn etc and he just carried on regardless. Astonishing.

Note the rear window sticker.

What ,you can also stop anywhere too ?

typical lack of consideration shown by many these days

Wouldn't a sane person park half on the pavement?

[Liquid Knight]