A pavement parking odyssey

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lazybloke

Ginger biscuits and cheddar
Location
Leafy Surrey
There are exemptions for Teletubbies, doncha know.

? I can see what looks like Bagpuss on the parcel shelf
 

captain nemo1701

Space cadet. Deck 42 Main Engineering.
Location
Bristol
Saw a taxi driver pull this one from a bus the other day...Google earth got someone too. Just what are they avoiding, given there's parking spaces nearby for a suprmarket?. I've seen people drive up onto pavements/cyclepaths to avoid the dreaded yellow lines thinking somehow, its legal?. OK, this isn't a pavement but illustrates my point of just...why?.

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Accy cyclist

Legendary Member
Taken yesterday in Clitheroe Lancs. The yellow lines had only been repainted in earlier in the day, according to someone who told me. Those not even disabled parking allowed yellow bits on the pavement weren't there before, but the council added them after requests from road users who've had trouble getting sometimes wide vehicles through when other vehicles are double parked. Soon after I was told the lines had been newly painted a car parked on them and partly on the pavement, so the owner could go into a take-away! Damn, I should've taken a photo, but I was that amazed at this @"#ts act of evil I didn't think about it in my moment of total anger!!:angry:

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Aescott

Well-Known Member
Insurance companies should insert clauses that any vehicle parked illegally is not covered by the insurance, therefore any damage done to the vehicle whilst parked illegally will not be covered, and so repairs come out of the owner‘s pocket.
 
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