The BAD PARKING thread [vol4]
Discussion
Bobberoo said:
Patio said:
Careful there, I was vilified for posting pictures of poorly parked cars in an M&S car park, it's the reason I stopped posting on this thread.Hol said:
Bobberoo said:
Patio said:
Careful there, I was vilified for posting pictures of poorly parked cars in an M&S car park, it's the reason I stopped posting on this thread.Edited by Hol on Sunday 9th March 13:48
Pit Pony said:
It's not bad parking, but the council have "lost" £1500 (what they currently charge for a dropped curb so that this resident can park on his front garden. I wonder how long before the council ask him.to remove it.
Also, with rented properties there's the situation that the landlord doesn't want to pay as he can rent the house put regardless, but the tenants don't want to pay because they can't take it with them. My view is force the landlords to pay if their tenants are parking on the front garden and they can sort it out with the tenant, but I can see how this crops up so often in areas where a lot of houses are rented.
Bobberoo said:
Patio said:
Careful there, I was vilified for posting pictures of poorly parked cars in an M&S car park, it's the reason I stopped posting on this thread.People do that exact thing every day without any problems entering or existing their , so I wonder what their made up excuse of choice is?
Perhaps they are overweight, or just have a little man complex.
Dark85 said:
Byker28i said:
I've seen a few of those recently
They must have become available on Temu.(other far-eastern, buy anything stores are available)
Tommo87 said:
Bobberoo said:
Patio said:
Careful there, I was vilified for posting pictures of poorly parked cars in an M&S car park, it's the reason I stopped posting on this thread.People do that exact thing every day without any problems entering or existing their , so I wonder what their made up excuse of choice is?
Perhaps they are overweight, or just have a little man complex.
It's unlikely someone is going to park in the next space so close that either car can't open their doors
Parking like this just shows complete disdain for other drivers
I've seen a few signs recently in car parks stating that if cars are not parked within the space they will be fined, need a few in M & S carparks
Patio said:
Exactly, just get it between the lines
It's unlikely someone is going to park in the next space so close that either car can't open their doors
Parking like this just shows complete disdain for other drivers
I've seen a few signs recently in car parks stating that if cars are not parked within the space they will be fined, need a few in M & S carparks
M&S, resplendent with wanchor plateIt's unlikely someone is going to park in the next space so close that either car can't open their doors
Parking like this just shows complete disdain for other drivers
I've seen a few signs recently in car parks stating that if cars are not parked within the space they will be fined, need a few in M & S carparks
The owner of this van is quite aggrieved that he's been unfairly treated by receiving a NIP for this atrocious parking:
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
Patio said:
Exactly, just get it between the lines
It's unlikely someone is going to park in the next space so close that either car can't open their doors. need a few in M & S carparks
Very trusting of you. The last time I parked my car in a tight space (centrally between the lines) a driver subsequently parked close to my nearside and put a 4 ft scratch on my paintwork as she squeezed between the two cars to get out to the shops.It's unlikely someone is going to park in the next space so close that either car can't open their doors. need a few in M & S carparks
In a multistorey carpark as we looked for a space my wife pointed out one which I could have fitted the car into but only left a few inches between the nearside and the driver's door of the next space which was a bit off centre. Another driver might just have parked. I kept looking to get a better space.
I googled for other responses to cars parked tightly together. Got these.
"Maybe get in the passenger side? I'd be keying the other car though."
"Well by the time I've accidentally dragged my key along theirs trying to get my door open I try to climb in via the passenger seat."
"Of course you should not let your door hit the other car. That would be deliberate damage."
"Just squeeze through and not worry if it leaves a mark on the other car"
"Jeans with studs on the rear pockets were made for such situtations."
https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/am_i_being_unreasonab...
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