Why do traffic wardens have to put tickets on vehicle?
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SydneyBridge said:
Because they can...
Perk of the job
This. Being a traffic warden is a pretty miserable job, so being 50m down the road and seeing someone you've ticketed getting back to their car is the only bit of joy they get. I'm not even a traffic warden, but I fPerk of the job
king love seeing people get back to their car and finding a ticket. TwigtheWonderkid said:
This. Being a traffic warden is a pretty miserable job, so being 50m down the road and seeing someone you've ticketed getting back to their car is the only bit of joy they get. I'm not even a traffic warden, but I f
king love seeing people get back to their car and finding a ticket.
I don't think it's the job "anyone" will get, it usually takes a certain type of person.....they probably quite enjoy it, because otherwise they wouldn't do the typical things like giving tickets immediately, giving you a ticket 1 minute past your expiration time when you're very clearly loading up the car, etc.
king love seeing people get back to their car and finding a ticket. How's the parking payment done? If it's pay and display presumably it has to be a physical check.
Around here the on street parking is all either residents permits or pay at a machine where you enter your number plate, meaning parking enforcement can be done by just driving a camera car up the street every so often, and ending fine in the post. Agree it's less of a visual deterrent to anyone else though, and judging by how many cars get clamped when they decide to have a clamping day in the summer maybe a better deterrent is needed.
Around here the on street parking is all either residents permits or pay at a machine where you enter your number plate, meaning parking enforcement can be done by just driving a camera car up the street every so often, and ending fine in the post. Agree it's less of a visual deterrent to anyone else though, and judging by how many cars get clamped when they decide to have a clamping day in the summer maybe a better deterrent is needed.
CarCrazyDad said:
TwigtheWonderkid said:
This. Being a traffic warden is a pretty miserable job, so being 50m down the road and seeing someone you've ticketed getting back to their car is the only bit of joy they get. I'm not even a traffic warden, but I f
king love seeing people get back to their car and finding a ticket.
I don't think it's the job "anyone" will get, it usually takes a certain type of person.....they probably quite enjoy it, because otherwise they wouldn't do the typical things like giving tickets immediately, giving you a ticket 1 minute past your expiration time when you're very clearly loading up the car, etc.
king love seeing people get back to their car and finding a ticket.
kers there are, out roads would be gridlocked by people parking wherever they chose to.TwigtheWonderkid said:
SydneyBridge said:
Because they can...
Perk of the job
This. Being a traffic warden is a pretty miserable job, so being 50m down the road and seeing someone you've ticketed getting back to their car is the only bit of joy they get. I'm not even a traffic warden, but I fPerk of the job
king love seeing people get back to their car and finding a ticket. TwigtheWonderkid said:
CarCrazyDad said:
TwigtheWonderkid said:
This. Being a traffic warden is a pretty miserable job, so being 50m down the road and seeing someone you've ticketed getting back to their car is the only bit of joy they get. I'm not even a traffic warden, but I f
king love seeing people get back to their car and finding a ticket.
I don't think it's the job "anyone" will get, it usually takes a certain type of person.....they probably quite enjoy it, because otherwise they wouldn't do the typical things like giving tickets immediately, giving you a ticket 1 minute past your expiration time when you're very clearly loading up the car, etc.
king love seeing people get back to their car and finding a ticket.
kers there are, out roads would be gridlocked by people parking wherever they chose to.Most wardens are operatives for PPCs like Parking Eye or ECP and seem to actively enjoy trying to screw every day motorists over, otherwise they wouldn't operate in such questionable ways - probably get quite a throb on at the sight of watching someone pay for a ticket but then park in a bay which is allocated to another business or unit but is not labelled on the car park itself.
8IKERDAVE said:
TwigtheWonderkid said:
SydneyBridge said:
Because they can...
Perk of the job
This. Being a traffic warden is a pretty miserable job, so being 50m down the road and seeing someone you've ticketed getting back to their car is the only bit of joy they get. I'm not even a traffic warden, but I fPerk of the job
king love seeing people get back to their car and finding a ticket. TwigtheWonderkid said:
8IKERDAVE said:
TwigtheWonderkid said:
SydneyBridge said:
Because they can...
Perk of the job
This. Being a traffic warden is a pretty miserable job, so being 50m down the road and seeing someone you've ticketed getting back to their car is the only bit of joy they get. I'm not even a traffic warden, but I fPerk of the job
king love seeing people get back to their car and finding a ticket.
kwit. I hate the persecution of motorists in this country and would warn anyone of impending doom. TwigtheWonderkid said:
8IKERDAVE said:
TwigtheWonderkid said:
SydneyBridge said:
Because they can...
Perk of the job
This. Being a traffic warden is a pretty miserable job, so being 50m down the road and seeing someone you've ticketed getting back to their car is the only bit of joy they get. I'm not even a traffic warden, but I fPerk of the job
king love seeing people get back to their car and finding a ticket. 8IKERDAVE said:
TwigtheWonderkid said:
8IKERDAVE said:
TwigtheWonderkid said:
SydneyBridge said:
Because they can...
Perk of the job
This. Being a traffic warden is a pretty miserable job, so being 50m down the road and seeing someone you've ticketed getting back to their car is the only bit of joy they get. I'm not even a traffic warden, but I fPerk of the job
king love seeing people get back to their car and finding a ticket.
kwit. I hate the persecution of motorists in this country and would warn anyone of impending doom. Getting a parking ticket is not persecution of the motorist. Living in London, my journeys are frequently hampered due to idiot parking by people who won't get caught. I'd be happy to see an increase in the numbers of traffic wardens.
CarCrazyDad said:
Most wardens are operatives for PPCs like Parking Eye or ECP and seem to actively enjoy trying to screw every day motorists over, otherwise they wouldn't operate in such questionable ways - probably get quite a throb on at the sight of watching someone pay for a ticket but then park in a bay which is allocated to another business or unit but is not labelled on the car park itself.
Actively trying to screw everyday motorists over? What questionable ways?CarCrazyDad said:
TwigtheWonderkid said:
This. Being a traffic warden is a pretty miserable job, so being 50m down the road and seeing someone you've ticketed getting back to their car is the only bit of joy they get. I'm not even a traffic warden, but I f
king love seeing people get back to their car and finding a ticket.
I don't think it's the job "anyone" will get, it usually takes a certain type of person.....they probably quite enjoy it, because otherwise they wouldn't do the typical things like giving tickets immediately, giving you a ticket 1 minute past your expiration time when you're very clearly loading up the car, etc.
king love seeing people get back to their car and finding a ticket. V v v rarely gave a ticket. What did he care? He got paid and didn't have hassle off of drivers.
If he did give a ticket, it's because they insisted on parking even after he'd told them.
Is that "certain type" someone who does the job we pay them to do?
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