The BAD PARKING thread [vol3]

The BAD PARKING thread [vol3]

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smithyithy

7,245 posts

118 months

Monday 30th November 2015
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It's an ongoing saga!

kowalski655

14,640 posts

143 months

Monday 30th November 2015
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No pics but at Braehead today,obviously rammed full with Xmas bargain hunters,and a self entitled mare in a Lexus parks it across a bay AND a P&C bay...no kid of course

Cliftonite

8,408 posts

138 months

Tuesday 1st December 2015
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Preserving the snotters from car park dings.

Great minds think alike!

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smithyithy

7,245 posts

118 months

Tuesday 1st December 2015
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I'll allow that, I'd probably do the same to be fair - the corner is just dead space.

Hol

8,412 posts

200 months

Tuesday 1st December 2015
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That just looks 'sensible' to me.

I bet they are popular spaces, because of the extra space though.


Centurion07

10,381 posts

247 months

Tuesday 1st December 2015
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Jag loses points for not having reversed in. tongue out

Rick_1138

3,673 posts

178 months

Tuesday 1st December 2015
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Vipers said:
Forgot the camera, but came out of our local post office heading off to the left of the pic to my car parked down the road, and alongside the yellow parking restriction plate on the post was a 4 x 4 totally on the pavement and of course a bend, and double yellows, so my choice, go in the road or the grass.

Sitting in the said vehicle were two fat "ladies" smoking, so assume they had let another off to visit the post office, or the co-op for more pies. I said "Good parking" which resulted in a grunt...... By the way just to the right is some parking space, which was empty, but would mean "Walking" about 10 metres to the shop, God forbid.

Note where the landy s parked on double yellows, most choose this rather than walk a few yards to the shop.




I use this post office a lot, as its closest to work (still miles away frown )

I usually park where that white van is in the distance. Parking where you described is ridiculous, its blocks 2 junctions and would result in scraped sides if you squeezed past a RR. There is a rather large open air carpark behind the co-op too.

I hate aberdeen parking at times.

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Edited by Vipers on Tuesday 24th November 21:05

Vipers

32,883 posts

228 months

Tuesday 1st December 2015
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Twunt of the day. Van abandoned (because it's certainly not parked) a good 2 ft from the kerb, and one irate trucker fuming as he cant get pass, plus about another 6 taxi drivers queuing to turn into the road after the truck, as at the end of the one way street is a taxi rank.

Trucker finally manages to get pass with millimetres to spare, and I mean millimetres. Certainly not enough for a fire tender to get pass.

I came back exactly 59 minutes later heading back to the car park and the van was still there. Fortunately the name of the school was on the door, so I fired off a polite email to them about their driver who has absolutely no idea of how to park, and almost bought part of Aberdeen to a standstill.








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Rick_1138

3,673 posts

178 months

Wednesday 2nd December 2015
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Back Wynd?

What a prick, i hope he got slapped with a ticket, bet the taxi rank loved him.

Vipers

32,883 posts

228 months

Wednesday 2nd December 2015
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Rick_1138 said:
Back Wynd?

What a prick, i hope he got slapped with a ticket, bet the taxi rank loved him.
Didn't have a ticket when I passed the second time 59 mins later, not a yellow peril in sight, maybe they don't go out in the rain.

Yes Back Wynd.




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herewego

8,814 posts

213 months

Wednesday 2nd December 2015
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Vipers said:
Rick_1138 said:
Back Wynd?

What a prick, i hope he got slapped with a ticket, bet the taxi rank loved him.
Didn't have a ticket when I passed the second time 59 mins later, not a yellow peril in sight, maybe they don't go out in the rain.

Yes Back Wynd.
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There don't appear to be any parking restrictions along there so there would be no reason for parking wardens to be there. If anybody was obstructed they would need to call the police.

Stickyfinger

8,429 posts

105 months

Wednesday 2nd December 2015
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Police Tow away disabled kids bus.......guess

Vipers

32,883 posts

228 months

Wednesday 2nd December 2015
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herewego said:
Vipers said:
Rick_1138 said:
Back Wynd?

What a prick, i hope he got slapped with a ticket, bet the taxi rank loved him.
Didn't have a ticket when I passed the second time 59 mins later, not a yellow peril in sight, maybe they don't go out in the rain.

Yes Back Wynd.
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There don't appear to be any parking restrictions along there so there would be no reason for parking wardens to be there. If anybody was obstructed they would need to call the police.
Every road passing this junction, and one you access half way down is a no parking zone, this is the sign (urban clear way) on entry to this road. So I expected to see some wardens, the road which you enter from has double yellows AND cones, and still they park.



That aside, you wouldn't get a fire tender past that van which was there for over an hour unattended.




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Edited by Vipers on Wednesday 2nd December 18:41

Cliftonite

8,408 posts

138 months

herewego

8,814 posts

213 months

Wednesday 2nd December 2015
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Vipers said:
herewego said:
Vipers said:
Rick_1138 said:
Back Wynd?

What a prick, i hope he got slapped with a ticket, bet the taxi rank loved him.
Didn't have a ticket when I passed the second time 59 mins later, not a yellow peril in sight, maybe they don't go out in the rain.

Yes Back Wynd.
smile
There don't appear to be any parking restrictions along there so there would be no reason for parking wardens to be there. If anybody was obstructed they would need to call the police.
Every road passing this junction, and one you access half way down is a no parking zone, this is the sign (urban clear way) on entry to this road. So I expected to see some wardens, the road which you enter from has double yellows AND cones, and still they park.



That aside, you wouldn't get a fire tender past that van which was there for over an hour unattended.




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Edited by Vipers on Wednesday 2nd December 18:41
smile OK

Ej74

1,038 posts

185 months

Thursday 3rd December 2015
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Tourist car park in cornwall
The car park empties pretty rapidly after 6 pm

Free opportunity to park like a t##t

Sticks.

8,749 posts

251 months

Thursday 3rd December 2015
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Vipers said:


Edited by Vipers on Wednesday 2nd December 18:41
O/t slightly, but why is the disabled sign a green badge? I thought the Blue Badge scheme applied to all Europe.

oldnbold

1,280 posts

146 months

Thursday 3rd December 2015
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This cockwomble parks like this every Thursday morning at our local supermarket. Yes I know the carpark is fairly empty, it's early, but an hour later it's busy and it's still there, and in one of the closest rows to the entrance.

In this particular carpark there are no raised curbs anywhere so if you park at the end of a row you can overhang the space into the cross hatched area and avoid the chance of dings, which is what I do on the rare occasion I take my 993 there. But of course you have to walk a bit further if you do this.

I'm very tempted to borrow my son in laws shed of a disco one Thursday morning and jam it a couple of inches from the drivers door. biggrin

Cliftonite

8,408 posts

138 months

Thursday 3rd December 2015
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From Twitter:




irocfan

40,434 posts

190 months

Thursday 3rd December 2015
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oldnbold said:


I'm very tempted to borrow my son in laws shed of a disco one Thursday morning and jam it a couple of inches from the drivers door. biggrin
please do it!!!
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