The BAD PARKING thread [vol4]
Discussion
Desiderata said:
Vipers said:
I don't see very much wrong with that. Assuming there are no parking spaces big enough for the van, at least he's tucked it away in a corner where it's not obstructing anything.
But it’s a supermarket car park, not for van drivers to park up and take a nap in the cab.
Bonefish Blues said:
Mr lestat said:
Bonefish Blues said:
You know it was one of those internet forum plans and I have no intention of actually doing that, don't you? 
A bit like the frozen sausages?
Red9zero said:
I have parked near there (and remained sat in the car) while waiting to go to the pickup point to collect family returning to Bristol Airport (plane delayed).I had a resident come out of a house and give me filthy looks because I was parked on their road. I wouldn't leave a car unattended there.
Red9zero said:
I wonder what sort of 'sad compo' face the resident will be pulling for the local press when they come out one morning to find their car covered in paint stripper, perhaps coincidently a few weeks after a car had mysteriously been damaged when parked outside their house and next to their warning sign.Scrump said:
Red9zero said:
I have parked near there (and remained sat in the car) while waiting to go to the pickup point to collect family returning to Bristol Airport (plane delayed).I had a resident come out of a house and give me filthy looks because I was parked on their road. I wouldn't leave a car unattended there.
techguyone said:
COM31E said:
SkodaIan said:
Blackpuddin said:
Really hope someone sets up a camera to capture the owner of this when they come to pick it up (story put up on BBC an hour ago).
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tees-6140716...
That happened to my sister once in Edinburgh, and isn't necessarily bad parking. In her case, she had been away on holiday and the warning signs only went up after she left. They didn't surface the road around her car though, instead used a parking enforcement truck to pick it up and move it round the corner.https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tees-6140716...
Presumably Darlo council didn't have/couldn't afford one of those, or perhaps the hill was too steep to use one.
I hadn't noticed it was moved until I drove past it in my van one afternoon, I only used the car occasionally.
k, is that the quality nowadays?
Vipers said:
Looks there was a car in the space when the Crurz abandoned his car in an overflowing Duthie Park car park, cars abandoned in the grass a usual, (means driving over a fairly high park as well), but the car obviously got out fortunately.
Just so selfish.
Send key setting, over. Just so selfish.
Spleen said:
Vipers said:
Looks there was a car in the space when the Crurz abandoned his car in an overflowing Duthie Park car park, cars abandoned in the grass a usual, (means driving over a fairly high park as well), but the car obviously got out fortunately.
Just so selfish.
Send key setting, over. Just so selfish.
Vipers said:
Spleen said:
Vipers said:
Looks there was a car in the space when the Crurz abandoned his car in an overflowing Duthie Park car park, cars abandoned in the grass a usual, (means driving over a fairly high park as well), but the car obviously got out fortunately.
Just so selfish.
Send key setting, over. Just so selfish.
MWM3 said:
Very good!ConnectionError said:
MWM3 said:
Very good!
Spleen said:
Vipers said:
Spleen said:
Vipers said:
Looks there was a car in the space when the Crurz abandoned his car in an overflowing Duthie Park car park, cars abandoned in the grass a usual, (means driving over a fairly high park as well), but the car obviously got out fortunately.
Just so selfish.
Send key setting, over. Just so selfish.
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