The BAD PARKING thread [vol4]
Discussion
DoubleD said:
MXRod said:
Big one yesturday , school trip !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! think about it
The lines are there to protect the children as they cross the road, but none of them will be crossing the road as they are getting on the coach.MXRod said:
DoubleD said:
MXRod said:
Big one yesturday , school trip !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! think about it
The lines are there to protect the children as they cross the road, but none of them will be crossing the road as they are getting on the coach.DoubleD said:
Im sure the school are aware of what is going on in the news. But this thread is bad parking, there are a million other threads for corona.
Ok ,so parking a coach in the hatched area is ok.News to me . If the shool is aware of the news then they should hold their heads in shame 3 or 4 threads I can see, please link the millions of others .
Meanwhile
I have posted in this thread as well
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
hab1966 said:
A spokesman for Greater Manchester Police said: "The Bolton West Neighbourhood Team attended reports of an abandoned vehicle at Horwich Golf Club this morning.
"This vehicle was found with no registration plates, stuck in a ditch.
"It has now been seized on the suspicion that it’s stolen."
Here's my contribution from the multi-storey in Lichfield on Saturday.
These end spaces are small but you can get a decent sized car in there, not sure how this has happened. They are blocking the "up" ramp for anything bigger than a Corsa, top work.
It could potentially be beached on that kerb by the back wheel but to even get in that situation in the first place is moronic.
These end spaces are small but you can get a decent sized car in there, not sure how this has happened. They are blocking the "up" ramp for anything bigger than a Corsa, top work.
It could potentially be beached on that kerb by the back wheel but to even get in that situation in the first place is moronic.
MXRod said:
DoubleD said:
Im sure the school are aware of what is going on in the news. But this thread is bad parking, there are a million other threads for corona.
Ok ,so parking a coach in the hatched area is ok.News to me . If the shool is aware of the news then they should hold their heads in shame 3 or 4 threads I can see, please link the millions of others .
Meanwhile
I have posted in this thread as well
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
The hatched area is to protect kids while crossing the road, but no kids need to cross the road because they need to get on the coach, so parking there looks sensible to me.
DoubleD said:
MXRod said:
DoubleD said:
Im sure the school are aware of what is going on in the news. But this thread is bad parking, there are a million other threads for corona.
Ok ,so parking a coach in the hatched area is ok.News to me . If the shool is aware of the news then they should hold their heads in shame 3 or 4 threads I can see, please link the millions of others .
Meanwhile
I have posted in this thread as well
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
The hatched area is to protect kids while crossing the road, but no kids need to cross the road because they need to get on the coach, so parking there looks sensible to me.
Edited by MXRod on Tuesday 17th March 15:11
MXRod said:
DoubleD said:
MXRod said:
DoubleD said:
Im sure the school are aware of what is going on in the news. But this thread is bad parking, there are a million other threads for corona.
Ok ,so parking a coach in the hatched area is ok.News to me . If the shool is aware of the news then they should hold their heads in shame 3 or 4 threads I can see, please link the millions of others .
Meanwhile
I have posted in this thread as well
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
The hatched area is to protect kids while crossing the road, but no kids need to cross the road because they need to get on the coach, so parking there looks sensible to me.
Edited by MXRod on Tuesday 17th March 15:11
MXRod said:
DoubleD said:
Im sure the school are aware of what is going on in the news. But this thread is bad parking, there are a million other threads for corona.
Ok ,so parking a coach in the hatched area is ok.News to me . If the shool is aware of the news then they should hold their heads in shame 3 or 4 threads I can see, please link the millions of others .
Meanwhile
I have posted in this thread as well
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
The local council decided nobody was using the zebra earlier because there was a bin to empty.
On the bus in zig zags thing, my daughter's school does the same whenever they go anywhere on a bus but alternative parking is difficult in the proximity. That doesn't seem the case in the above.
On the bus in zig zags thing, my daughter's school does the same whenever they go anywhere on a bus but alternative parking is difficult in the proximity. That doesn't seem the case in the above.
DoubleD said:
MXRod said:
DoubleD said:
MXRod said:
DoubleD said:
Im sure the school are aware of what is going on in the news. But this thread is bad parking, there are a million other threads for corona.
Ok ,so parking a coach in the hatched area is ok.News to me . If the shool is aware of the news then they should hold their heads in shame 3 or 4 threads I can see, please link the millions of others .
Meanwhile
I have posted in this thread as well
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
The hatched area is to protect kids while crossing the road, but no kids need to cross the road because they need to get on the coach, so parking there looks sensible to me.
Edited by MXRod on Tuesday 17th March 15:11
thetapeworm said:
This is also a cause of paving slabs getting cracked which then causes further problems for pedestrians (having tripped over one outside Bristol Cathedral myself a few months back that looked merely cracked but had a void of 4" under it). As far as I am aware slabs on pavements are not intended to support truck weights.MikeStroud said:
thetapeworm said:
This is also a cause of paving slabs getting cracked which then causes further problems for pedestrians (having tripped over one outside Bristol Cathedral myself a few months back that looked merely cracked but had a void of 4" under it). As far as I am aware slabs on pavements are not intended to support truck weights.JackThrust said:
Here's my contribution from the multi-storey in Lichfield on Saturday.
These end spaces are small but you can get a decent sized car in there, not sure how this has happened. They are blocking the "up" ramp for anything bigger than a Corsa, top work.
It could potentially be beached on that kerb by the back wheel but to even get in that situation in the first place is moronic.
It looks like they tried to cut the corner and didn't notice the raised kerb, then decided to go shopping and deal with their beached car when they got back. The top of the kerb looks like they aren't the first.These end spaces are small but you can get a decent sized car in there, not sure how this has happened. They are blocking the "up" ramp for anything bigger than a Corsa, top work.
It could potentially be beached on that kerb by the back wheel but to even get in that situation in the first place is moronic.
JackThrust said:
Here's my contribution from the multi-storey in Lichfield on Saturday.
These end spaces are small but you can get a decent sized car in there, not sure how this has happened. They are blocking the "up" ramp for anything bigger than a Corsa, top work.
It could potentially be beached on that kerb by the back wheel but to even get in that situation in the first place is moronic.
Looking at the big arrow, there isn't an up ramp, so coming down the ramp must be blind not to have seen the kerb.These end spaces are small but you can get a decent sized car in there, not sure how this has happened. They are blocking the "up" ramp for anything bigger than a Corsa, top work.
It could potentially be beached on that kerb by the back wheel but to even get in that situation in the first place is moronic.
Sainsbury's Garthdee 0730, I am thinking *^+#ing Merc drivers, then I looked closer at the tards abandoned in front of him, the VW on the left even had the driver sat in, wondering why I was taking photoes no doubt.
I do understand it is very difficult to check behind your car......................
In front of the Merc
I would have parked elsewhere, but it was a busy time, with people scrambling to get into the shops first I suppose.
I do understand it is very difficult to check behind your car......................
In front of the Merc
I would have parked elsewhere, but it was a busy time, with people scrambling to get into the shops first I suppose.
Edited by Vipers on Thursday 19th March 12:29
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