Handicapped Parking Abuse At Its Finest

[A Very Super Market]

Not here in Canada!

I once saw an argument in the street between a non-handicapped idiot, and a non-handicapped gentlemen with high moral standards

[Jimbuna]

Here in the UK you would be extremely lucky to get a response unit to attend an unlawful parking call.

Best ring in and say you are witnessing an actual attempted theft of a vehicle.....the response would/should be quick and on arrival the officers will sum up the situation themselves and blister (fixed penalty ticket) the windscreen automatically

[Aramike]

Heh, that's pretty messed-up. A little funny, but messed up.

I'm not gonna lie, though - there's nothing more annoying to me than going to a store with a full parking lot and empty handicapped spots.

[Task Force]

I wonder how often a person uses there disabled mothers handicap thing to park.:hmm:

[A Very Super Market]

Me? Of course not...

[subchaser12]

Why would you claim the other two vehicles could not enter or exit their vehicles? There is clear enough room on both sides to drive a motorcycle thru.

[A Very Super Market]

Meh, I'll bite.

The whole reason that the yellow striped "No parking" zone is there is to give people in wheelchairs room to use the car elevator to get off. Because someone parked there, whoever's using the handicapped spot will be unable to enter their car, and will have to wait until the other guy comes back.

The handicapped don't use motorcycles

[Zachstar]

Originally Posted by Aramike

Heh, that's pretty messed-up. A little funny, but messed up.

I'm not gonna lie, though - there's nothing more annoying to me than going to a store with a full parking lot and empty handicapped spots.

It is just a few rows.

And if you think you are having a hard time. Imagine how difficult it is to struggle through the entire lot because *******s think handicaps are nothing but old geezers. Now add to that how you can't instantly jump out of the way if some drunk or madman screams down the lot.

[kurtz]

Originally Posted by jimbuna

Here in the UK you would be extremely lucky to get a response unit to attend an unlawful parking call.

Best ring in and say you are witnessing an actual attempted theft of a vehicle.....the response would/should be quick and on arrival the officers will sum up the situation themselves and blister (fixed penalty ticket) the windscreen automatically

I most seriously beg to differ, you should try parking in London Borough of Camden, they'd fine you for stepping on the cracks in the pavement.