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stuartmmcfc · 27-09-09, 01:02 PM

This is one of my "things".
By taking a parent and baby space when you don't need to you're

making someone struggle to open their car doors wide enough to get the child in and out of (and avoid denting somone elses car)
making someone have to leave their crying child alone and at risk for longer than neccesary while they take the trolley back
make someone struggle with mis-beahaving children across a busy and dangerous car park

I( could go on but its not really neccesary.
I believe Tescos are bringing in a £50 fine for drivers who park incorrectly.
Personally I could do with the exercise and would park at the far end of the carpark like Rich does.
Have you not thought about parking in the disabled bays instead, they're even wider?

27-09-09, 01:02 PM	#13
stuartmmcfc 4 ring whore! Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 3,243	This is one of my "things". By taking a parent and baby space when you don't need to you're making someone struggle to open their car doors wide enough to get the child in and out of (and avoid denting somone elses car) making someone have to leave their crying child alone and at risk for longer than neccesary while they take the trolley back make someone struggle with mis-beahaving children across a busy and dangerous car park I( could go on but its not really neccesary. I believe Tescos are bringing in a £50 fine for drivers who park incorrectly. Personally I could do with the exercise and would park at the far end of the carpark like Rich does. Have you not thought about parking in the disabled bays instead, they're even wider?