The BAD PARKING thread [vol4]

[Eng274]

Even if the car on the right was on the right side of its lines, that would still be a tight squeeze for the wheelchair.

[budgie smuggler]

tickious said:

Knicked from FB

bit of a knob for parking on the hatchings, but at least he reversed in

[MartG]

Taken by the bus driver who had to get out and check there was room for him to get through

[Hol]

DoubleD said:

I would be more concerned about him coming back and damaging a car.

Oh, I wouldn't be concerned.

Things like that hardly ever happen outside of peoples overcharged imaginations.

[DoubleD]

Hol said:

DoubleD said:

I would be more concerned about him coming back and damaging a car.

Oh, I wouldn't be concerned.

Things like that hardly ever happen outside of peoples overcharged imaginations.

Ha ha ok

[tickious]

Greg the Fish said:

tickious said:

I'm not going to agree with this one. Given the nature of the job they do they need to park AS CLOSE to the drop off/pick up point as possible.

would you want to do that job?

Update, this is taken from where the van was parked.

[Killer2005]

budgie smuggler said:

tickious said:

Knicked from FB

bit of a knob for parking on the hatchings, but at least he reversed in

[HTP99]

Killer2005 said:

budgie smuggler said:

tickious said:

Knicked from FB

bit of a knob for parking on the hatchings, but at least he reversed in

You 2 are going to hell; as am I!

[Vipers]

Eng274 said:

Even if the car on the right was on the right side of its lines, that would still be a tight squeeze for the wheelchair.

About to say that.

[Vipers]

Think I struck a nerve with putting this on my local community FB, about incondiserate drivers blocking dropped kerbs, on more than one occasion I have seen someone on their mobility scooter waiting to cross, but you see this is the closest point to the door to our local shop and post office, so its designed for cretins to park there, why bother with the car park behind the shop.

One comment was "I will park where I like".

Seems someone got so irate, one of the mods blacked out the plate. The last time this happened, it was a red van, I enquired in the shop who was the driver as someone was waiting to cross on their mobility scooter, a middle aged gentleman (FB), and that doesnt mean Face Book, said "Its mine, I will be out in a minte", what a gentleman.

[Mandalore]

Mj2k said:

Russian Troll Bot said:

Why go to all the inconvenience of having to park 20 meters away from the door when there's a nice empty loading bay?

Having had multiple numpties park up against my doors / ding them in supermarket car parks, I’d probably do the same to be fair. Avoid them at all costs as majority of the public just don’t treat the property of others with any thought at all.

For some reason I’ve never had all these parking dings happen. I just choose my space wisely.

No need to park like a knob.

[nonsequitur]

Mandalore said:

Mj2k said:

Russian Troll Bot said:

Why go to all the inconvenience of having to park 20 meters away from the door when there's a nice empty loading bay?

Having had multiple numpties park up against my doors / ding them in supermarket car parks, I’d probably do the same to be fair. Avoid them at all costs as majority of the public just don’t treat the property of others with any thought at all.

For some reason I’ve never had all these parking dings happen. I just choose my space wisely.

No need to park like a knob.

What, like straight in?

[BigRusko]

Another awesome display this evening in the local Morrisons parent and child bays;

[Mandalore]

nonsequitur said:

Mandalore said:

Mj2k said:

Russian Troll Bot said:

Why go to all the inconvenience of having to park 20 meters away from the door when there's a nice empty loading bay?

Having had multiple numpties park up against my doors / ding them in supermarket car parks, I’d probably do the same to be fair. Avoid them at all costs as majority of the public just don’t treat the property of others with any thought at all.

For some reason I’ve never had all these parking dings happen. I just choose my space wisely.

No need to park like a knob.

What, like straight in?

I wouldn’t know, I don’t park in loading bays, but I’ll take your experienced word for it.

[herewego]

Mandalore said:

nonsequitur said:

Mandalore said:

Mj2k said:

Russian Troll Bot said:

Why go to all the inconvenience of having to park 20 meters away from the door when there's a nice empty loading bay?

Having had multiple numpties park up against my doors / ding them in supermarket car parks, I’d probably do the same to be fair. Avoid them at all costs as majority of the public just don’t treat the property of others with any thought at all.

For some reason I’ve never had all these parking dings happen. I just choose my space wisely.

No need to park like a knob.

What, like straight in?

I wouldn’t know, I don’t park in loading bays, but I’ll take your experienced word for it.

The parker is either being stupid or selfish but I'm not sure which.

[Busterhighmen]

Made their own space, when others available to the right of shot.



TT in the back left makes their own space daily, but doesn't effect anyone so good utilisation of space I say.

[MartG]

[Saleen836]

Trowbridge, older driver and wrong pedal

[nonsequitur]

Saleen836 said:

Trowbridge, older driver and wrong pedal

Bilking gone wrong?

[ApOrbital]

Mr-B said:

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