That was quick! Wish I worked that fast
Got a road trip tomorrow so needed to be done before then.. or so I was told!That was quick! Wish I worked that fast
Making parents with young children and/or babies park in standard-sized spaces would be utterly counter-productive - think of all the dings that would be inflicted on anyone parked next to them!Parents shouldn’t be given special treatment
Who polices that? Was there a warden who watched no kids get out and ticket you?A £30 fine for parking in a parent and child bay at Tesco
Having a child is a lifestyle choice, just like driving a nice vehicle that you don’t want dinged by bellends in the normal spaces. Parents shouldn’t be given special treatment and I shouldn’t be penalised for choosing not to have any but there you are - life is not fair.
I‘ve done it for years so can’t grumble really. I would never park in a disabled bay however (even though they are abused too).
If only they made the parking spaces wider.If only they would also segregate those who can't park properly and those that have beat-up vehicles & don't give a shit.
Good shout, though I'd still like bad parkers and peeps who don't give a shit to be treated as social pariahs by the competent and considerate majority.If only they made the parking spaces wider.
John.
I just park right down the back where its empty and walk - the exercise is good for you!If only they made the parking spaces wider.
John.
You say that but seen many a time parents putting the shopping away and kids are running riot in the road anywayParent and child parking is for the safety of children.
Where are the signs stating you’ll be fined? How close to where you parked? Size? Visibility? How many are there? What are the conditions of parking in a lazy parent spot? Go and look how many signs you pass as you drive from the entrance to that space, how big the warming of the penalty is and could you be reasonably expected to see it.A £30 fine for parking in a parent and child bay at Tesco
Having a child is a lifestyle choice, just like driving a nice vehicle that you don’t want dinged by bellends in the normal spaces. Parents shouldn’t be given special treatment and I shouldn’t be penalised for choosing not to have any but there you are - life is not fair.
I‘ve done it for years so can’t grumble really. I would never park in a disabled bay however (even though they are abused too).
If you can’t keep your child safe walking across a car park should you really be a parentParent and child parking is for the safety of children.
I shouldn’t be penalised for choosing not to have any but there you are - life is not fair.
Who polices that? Was there a warden who watched no kids get out and ticket you?
Not that I park in them, but I’ve never seen anyone be ticketed for doing it.
If only they made the parking spaces wider.
John.
I just park right down the back where its empty and walk - the exercise is good for you!
Parent and child parking is for the safety of children.
Where are the signs stating you’ll be fined? How close to where you parked? Size? Visibility? How many are there? What are the conditions of parking in a lazy parent spot? Go and look how many signs you pass as you drive from the entrance to that space, how big the warming of the penalty is and could you be reasonably expected to see it.
Ask for the evidence that you didn’t have a child.
If all they’ve got is cctv then what’s to stop you saying that your child remained in the vehicle. The conditions would have to state that to use that space you actually have to take your child from the car to the store.
Ask for their evidence first before you conjure up your story.
If you can’t keep your child safe walking across a car park should you really be a parent
Except you, me & everyone else needs the next generation to provide public services and to pay taxes that will fund our pensions and our health & social care needs.Agreed, quite the opposite actually, in this day and age we should be rewarded for keeping the world's population down.