The BAD PARKING Thread [Vol 2]
Discussion
sim72 said:
Double whammy. Terrible parking (in a car park with huge spaces), and an illegal numberplate to boot. Well done.
Chlamydia said:
sim72 said:
Double whammy. Terrible parking (in a car park with huge spaces), and an illegal numberplate to boot. Well done.
Edited by Vipers on Wednesday 28th May 20:59
mattyn1 said:
007 VXR said:
AlexRS2782 said:
EmmaJ said:
Vipers said:
Rostfritt said:
tickious said:
Not a problem for anyone else, but...
dinkel said:
007 VXR said:
When somebody pointed it out I went straight out and moved my car. No excuses, just slight mitigation....
Parked outside the hospital AGAIN, this time in a yellow hatched ambulance bay...
Wednesday 28th May.
Still there the following day, only joined by copious additional Muppets...
Thursday 29th May.
The Mercedes and the Chrysler were parked and unattended. The Audi was 'waiting' as evidenced by the illuminated rear lights. The van was stopping briefly to offload his passenger, and was on his way immediately. The Rodius is a hackney carriage, but shouldn't wait there, as there's two spaces (just behind the camera) set aside for them. The canopied entrance the three cars are obstructing access to is often used by 'Patient Transport Service' ambulances to drop folk off at the physiotherapy department. The so-called 'security' staff are based in a building just to the left of the blue van, but I've never seen one of them challenge a living soul, despite watching the bad parking happen right in front of them on occasion, and the fact that this idiocy often leads to gridlock when buses and ambulances can't get round this one way loop. The poor chap in the hi-vis vest is a cleaner, trying his best to clear up the mess left by chavvy visitors and smoking patients overnight. Unfortunately he can't complete the job, because the Grand Voyager is parked atop a pile of casually discarded wrappers.
Wednesday 28th May.
Still there the following day, only joined by copious additional Muppets...
Thursday 29th May.
The Mercedes and the Chrysler were parked and unattended. The Audi was 'waiting' as evidenced by the illuminated rear lights. The van was stopping briefly to offload his passenger, and was on his way immediately. The Rodius is a hackney carriage, but shouldn't wait there, as there's two spaces (just behind the camera) set aside for them. The canopied entrance the three cars are obstructing access to is often used by 'Patient Transport Service' ambulances to drop folk off at the physiotherapy department. The so-called 'security' staff are based in a building just to the left of the blue van, but I've never seen one of them challenge a living soul, despite watching the bad parking happen right in front of them on occasion, and the fact that this idiocy often leads to gridlock when buses and ambulances can't get round this one way loop. The poor chap in the hi-vis vest is a cleaner, trying his best to clear up the mess left by chavvy visitors and smoking patients overnight. Unfortunately he can't complete the job, because the Grand Voyager is parked atop a pile of casually discarded wrappers.
dinkel said:
007 VXR said:
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