ChatterBank1 min ago
Inconsiderate Parking
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We had 'permit holders only' parking foisted upon as a few years ago and it's first come first served when the restrictions end (at 3.30pm).
Is there ANY comeback for the inconsiderate ****s who take up two spaces with their one car? It does my head in, the spaces are so limited.
Is there ANY comeback for the inconsiderate ****s who take up two spaces with their one car? It does my head in, the spaces are so limited.
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I would not know but I doubt it aside from having a nice word, or writing your request in lipstick on the windscreen where they can see it.
You have my sympathy. Authorities who enforce permit holder only parking, thus ensuring the vital process where folk can find somewhere to stop at their destination, fails, will, I suspect, be first against the wall come the revolution.
You have my sympathy. Authorities who enforce permit holder only parking, thus ensuring the vital process where folk can find somewhere to stop at their destination, fails, will, I suspect, be first against the wall come the revolution.
How are the parking spaces arranged??
Do they run in a line, so that all the cars park nose to tail, or do they run so that all the cars park side by side??
If they run side by side, can you not park your car so you're right up to their driver's door, so they can't get in (make sure your passenger side is next to their driver's side, so as not to obstruct your entry/exit), so they'll have to get into their car by climbing in through the passenger side.
I've done it myself lol :P
Do they run in a line, so that all the cars park nose to tail, or do they run so that all the cars park side by side??
If they run side by side, can you not park your car so you're right up to their driver's door, so they can't get in (make sure your passenger side is next to their driver's side, so as not to obstruct your entry/exit), so they'll have to get into their car by climbing in through the passenger side.
I've done it myself lol :P
Ohhh yes of course, I think it's £60 a year or a hefty fine for those (like me) who've opted out and forgotten about the car when the tax-collecting hours kick in.
It's especially irritating for residents (like me) who had enjoyed normal free parking for many years up 'til recently when they suddenly realized they could parisitise some additional revenue off us.
It's especially irritating for residents (like me) who had enjoyed normal free parking for many years up 'til recently when they suddenly realized they could parisitise some additional revenue off us.
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Anyone taking the law into their own hands (as in the first answer) should expect a heavy penalty for criminal damage.
Whilst it is frustrating (It happens where I live), the best thing to do is to talk to the people concerned.
Damaging the property of others is childish and likely to result in retaliation.
Whilst it is frustrating (It happens where I live), the best thing to do is to talk to the people concerned.
Damaging the property of others is childish and likely to result in retaliation.