Parking in a disabled space when a car park is full
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Stay in Bed Instead said:
Dont like rolls said:
Yes. Quite simple, Disabled Bays are for disabled parking badge holders at all times.
Shows how much you know about the Law.SidewaysSi said:
A1VDY said:
Much wider spaces, saves the Zafira sprog carrier with stoved in bodywork, mirrors hanging off, space saver fitted and rear wiper arm snapped off denting your Scenic with its doors..
Sounds like a car for the PH shed thread. It would be celebrated there..Dont like rolls said:
Why not apply for one, it stops t
ts moaning at you and your wheelchair because you don't have one.
Well I don't disagree with you there. Someone would indeed be a tts moaning at you and your wheelchair because you don't have one.t if they moaned at a wheelchair user because they didn't have blue badge. Mind you, it isn't hard to buy a wheelchair these days. 
The Law my friend, is that the blue badge scheme only applies to council controlled parking. Private parking comes under the Equality Act. Operators cannot demand the display of a blue badge to be entitled to utilise the disabled spaces.
Stay in Bed Instead said:
Well I don't disagree with you there. Someone would indeed be a tt if they moaned at a wheelchair user because they didn't have blue badge. Mind you, it isn't hard to buy a wheelchair these days.
The Law my friend, is that the blue badge scheme only applies to council controlled parking. Private parking comes under the Equality Act. Operators cannot demand the display of a blue badge to be entitled to utilise the disabled spaces.
Errr...I know about the law on this thanks.t if they moaned at a wheelchair user because they didn't have blue badge. Mind you, it isn't hard to buy a wheelchair these days. The Law my friend, is that the blue badge scheme only applies to council controlled parking. Private parking comes under the Equality Act. Operators cannot demand the display of a blue badge to be entitled to utilise the disabled spaces.
With my needy passenger I often do not remember to put it in the screen at the supermarket.
Stay in Bed Instead said:
Dont like rolls said:
Why not apply for one, it stops tts moaning at you and your wheelchair because you don't have one.
Well I don't disagree with you there. Someone would indeed be a tts moaning at you and your wheelchair because you don't have one.t if they moaned at a wheelchair user because they didn't have blue badge. Mind you, it isn't hard to buy a wheelchair these days. The Law my friend, is that the blue badge scheme only applies to council controlled parking. Private parking comes under the Equality Act. Operators cannot demand the display of a blue badge to be entitled to utilise the disabled spaces.
eg, if a rule in my property is no smoking, i am within my rights to expel people who smoke from my property
The law defines trespass as “any unjustifiable intrusion by a person upon the land in possession of another”.
A private owner-occupier can ask the police to direct a trespasser to leave the land if the owner of the land has already asked the trespasser to leave.
If you have ‘implied permission’ to enter somewhere – for instance a shop open to members of the public – then you are not committing trespass until you have been asked to leave by the owner of the building or their representative. In a shop this is often a manager,. If you fail to do so, then you could be taken to a civil court (‘sued’) by the owner.
Stay in Bed Instead said:
Dont like rolls said:
Errr...I know about the law on this thanks.
With my needy passenger I often do not remember to put it in the screen at the supermarket.
If you say so sport.With my needy passenger I often do not remember to put it in the screen at the supermarket.
Dont like rolls said:
Yes. Quite simple, Disabled Bays are for disabled parking badge holders at all times.
Stay in Bed Instead said:
Dont like rolls said:
Errr...I know about the law on this thanks.
With my needy passenger I often do not remember to put it in the screen at the supermarket.
If you say so sport.With my needy passenger I often do not remember to put it in the screen at the supermarket.
Dont like rolls said:
Yes. Quite simple, Disabled Bays are for disabled parking badge holders at all times.
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r250 said:
trackdemon said:
Nice little bit of misinterpreting there. I didn't say that.
I did (more or less) say that stting out a child shouldn't automatically gift you privileges though. It's a life choice, being disabled isn't
Can we take the badges away from those who are disabled as a consequence of a life choice then too? That should reduce the need for some disabled spaces. I did (more or less) say that s
tting out a child shouldn't automatically gift you privileges though. It's a life choice, being disabled isn't
No, that's called an accident, which is a risk of life. Having a child is a choice people make consciously.
trackdemon said:
r250 said:
trackdemon said:
Nice little bit of misinterpreting there. I didn't say that.
I did (more or less) say that stting out a child shouldn't automatically gift you privileges though. It's a life choice, being disabled isn't
Can we take the badges away from those who are disabled as a consequence of a life choice then too? That should reduce the need for some disabled spaces. I did (more or less) say that s
tting out a child shouldn't automatically gift you privileges though. It's a life choice, being disabled isn'tNo, that's called an accident, which is a risk of life. Having a child is a choice people make consciously.
ts and permanently injure themselves.vikingaero said:
trackdemon said:
r250 said:
trackdemon said:
Nice little bit of misinterpreting there. I didn't say that.
I did (more or less) say that stting out a child shouldn't automatically gift you privileges though. It's a life choice, being disabled isn't
Can we take the badges away from those who are disabled as a consequence of a life choice then too? That should reduce the need for some disabled spaces. I did (more or less) say that s
tting out a child shouldn't automatically gift you privileges though. It's a life choice, being disabled isn'tNo, that's called an accident, which is a risk of life. Having a child is a choice people make consciously.
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