Parking Issue - Page 2

chav1 · 13-05-2006, 15:54

my mum dosnt have a car infact she cant drive.!

you sure my mums got a car ?

Madhatter · 13-05-2006, 17:12

Our whole town has a parking problem, so I just park on the double yellows now, I know I can park there all day for a week and get a ticket, yet if I were to park just off the street in the angled bays I'd get a fixed penalty off the council after 31 minutes. I could even block the bays and I doubt I'd get a ticket but god forbid you to park in the proper place over the allowed time.
Do they enforce double yellows in ossy and accy?

chav1 · 13-05-2006, 18:34

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Originally Posted by Madhatter

Do they enforce double yellows in ossy and accy?

yes unless of course you live down blackburn road , you can do what the hell you like there

SPUGGIE J · 14-05-2006, 08:56

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Originally Posted by chav1

yes unless of course you live down blackburn road , you can do what the hell you like there

I wonder why that is?

Is it VIP's that live there?

mez · 14-05-2006, 09:20

i think most people have problems parking their cars nr schools .....i have ..i can't move mine from 8-45am till 9-30am ...or i would have to park nr the top of my avenue... then in the afternoon i can't see the place for cars & pipping horns drives me crazy .......but love it when the snow & ice is on the ground ....im on a slight hill & love watching all the trauma that goes with driving a car down ...he he he many have nearly landed in the school itself .....sorry i know im being mercenry ......but they should try living here ......i do love my home ....before you lot start telling me to move .......(neil)

pendy · 15-05-2006, 13:45

You should contact the school Head first - there may be something he/she can do. Many schools let out their premises in the evenings, it can be a great help with the budget (speaking as one who has spent many hours trying to get a quart out of a pint pot budget), but do have an interest in keeping local residents happy. Residents parking is probably the most certain answer, but then what about when you have visitors? Living in London near a tube station, I have driven round for over half a hour trying to find a space to park my car within walking distance of home, and eventually found a space because the commuters are beginning to leave (7 o'clock+) and I know it is annoying.

However, if the KFC is so short a distance away (you were away 10 mins) why not walk? Then they can't park.