The BAD PARKING thread [vol3]
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What's wrong with that? 
A builder-type parked on the pavement forcing pedestrians to walk on the road, you can almost see the dirty looks the eldery couple were throwing in his direction.
The Honda Jazz parked in the disabled bay is mine, so I asked the builder-type, 'Can you move your van, so I can get into my car?'
He was on the phone and whilst still talking, raised his left index finger, as if to say, 'I'm on the phone and you'll have to wait'.
He did eventually move but only forward, so still parking on the pavement.
The Honda Jazz parked in the disabled bay is mine, so I asked the builder-type, 'Can you move your van, so I can get into my car?'
He was on the phone and whilst still talking, raised his left index finger, as if to say, 'I'm on the phone and you'll have to wait'.
He did eventually move but only forward, so still parking on the pavement.
StuTheGrouch said:
irocfan said:
thetapeworm said:
Fancy a picnic by the sea but don't want to leave the comfort of your vehicle? Great view from the no parking hatchings in front of the ticket machine.
be thankful she parks like that - would you want her parking next to you?????
Hard to tell in all honesty, I just glanced and assumedirocfan said:
StuTheGrouch said:
irocfan said:
thetapeworm said:
Fancy a picnic by the sea but don't want to leave the comfort of your vehicle? Great view from the no parking hatchings in front of the ticket machine.
be thankful she parks like that - would you want her parking next to you????? Hard to tell in all honesty, I just glanced and assumedmp3manager said:
A builder-type parked on the pavement forcing pedestrians to walk on the road, you can almost see the dirty looks the eldery couple were throwing in his direction.
The Honda Jazz parked in the disabled bay is mine, so I asked the builder-type, 'Can you move your van, so I can get into my car?'
He was on the phone and whilst still talking, raised his left index finger, as if to say, 'I'm on the phone and you'll have to wait'.
He did eventually move but only forward, so still parking on the pavement.
You have emailed this to the company i hope.The Honda Jazz parked in the disabled bay is mine, so I asked the builder-type, 'Can you move your van, so I can get into my car?'
He was on the phone and whilst still talking, raised his left index finger, as if to say, 'I'm on the phone and you'll have to wait'.
He did eventually move but only forward, so still parking on the pavement.
There is an irony that that company have a "Driver Challenge".
http://www.commercialfleet.org/news/van-news/2015/...
And also Challenged Drivers apparently.
http://www.commercialfleet.org/news/van-news/2015/...
And also Challenged Drivers apparently.
I haven't checked the whole thread - for obvious reasons - but isn't there already a website called www.youparklikea***t.com where you can post these pictures up, and also download some nice pre-printed notes to leave on people's windscreens?
Edited by MaxA on Thursday 20th August 11:54
MaxA said:
I haven't checked the whole thread - for obvious reasons - but isn't there already a website called www.youparkedlikea***t.com where you can post these pictures up, and also download some nice pre-printed notes to leave on people's windscreens?
there is - aka yplac... great fun it is too 
StuTheGrouch said:
irocfan said:
StuTheGrouch said:
irocfan said:
thetapeworm said:
Fancy a picnic by the sea but don't want to leave the comfort of your vehicle? Great view from the no parking hatchings in front of the ticket machine.
be thankful she parks like that - would you want her parking next to you????? Hard to tell in all honesty, I just glanced and assumedA BUSINESS director who flouted parking restrictions by using fraudulent registration plates has ended up with a bill of nearly £8,000.
http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/13616271.Business_m...
Number plates he used have been revoked by the DVLA.
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