Spotted: Terrible parking examples in & around Stafford

[wildwood]

I know this car - always on the school run at Wildwood community centre.

 

[PeterD]

I watched as the woman driving this car decided to stop, get herself out and then a young child from the back seat and then proceed to walk into Lloyds Bank. There were plenty of parking spaces available as well. Obviously normal rules don't apply to her.

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How did you take the photo, there isnt a parking space directly opposite where this picture is taken.

 

[wildwood]

Could've been standing at the bottom of the steps - didn't say he was in a car.

 

[Jonah]

How did you take the photo, there isnt a parking space directly opposite where this picture is taken.

I took the photo with my phone when standing on my feet after I had parked. There there isn't any parking space where she abandoned her car.

My location is approximately where I was standing.

 

[henryscat]

The Highway Code says:

However, some people cannot win http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/new...ined-for-reversing-into-his-own-driveway.html

Insane...

Very similar to the sorts of cases where people have been had for technically going through a red light when shifting out of the way for an emergency vehicle.

 

[PeterD]

Could've been standing at the bottom of the steps - didn't say he was in a car.

Very true, my assumption, undercover of a car looks slightly less mental than standing in the middle of a road taking a picture, albeit both, very very mental. Carry on, my error.

 

[User Name Pending]

I watched as the woman driving this car decided to stop, get herself out and then a young child from the back seat and then proceed to walk into Lloyds Bank. There were plenty of parking spaces available as well. Obviously normal rules don't apply to her.

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Also seen this car for the School drop off at the Co-Op on Wildwood. She sometimes even creates her own parking space so she is nearer the School and then walks around with a 'don't you know who I am' look on her face.

 

[ATJ]

I had the misfortune of driving past Couture last night at about 11. The mummies and daddies who had arrived to pick up their darlings from nappy night parked abominably across the entire area, from half way up Friars' Terrace to the cinema. One genius even parked on the junction of Friars Terrace with Newport Road, on the wrong side of the carriageway.

 

[Jonah]

Very true, my assumption, undercover of a car looks slightly less mental than standing in the middle of a road taking a picture, albeit both, very very mental. Carry on, my error.

Have you not heard of stealth photography?

 

[proactive]

'don't you know who I am' look on her face.

Oh I think most people will realise she is a fcukwit.

 

[Trumpet]

That's MRS Fouquet to you.

 

[marky]

I watched as the woman driving this car decided to stop, get herself out and then a young child from the back seat and then proceed to walk into Lloyds Bank. There were plenty of parking spaces available as well. Obviously normal rules don't apply to her.

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rings no bells, surprised never seen it, own/private reg, maybe Rachel Sarah Jones's X3

 

[joshua]

rings no bells, surprised never seen it, own/private reg, maybe Rachel Sarah Jones's X3

I was thinking someone in the building trade

 

[United57]

Why have one bay when you can have 2 ?

 

[littleme]

https://www.facebook.com/parkitrightredditch?fref=ts

There are similar facebook pages for, amongst others, Bristol, Chesterfield, Redcar & Cleveland, Gillingham in Dorset, Salisbury, Norwich, Kettering, Leicester, Colchester, Caerphilly ..., but not seemingly Stafford.

This started.....but then seemed to - stop.

https://m.facebook.com/ParkItRightStaffordshire?fref=none&refid=17

 

[User Name Pending]

Added this in the Bad driving thread then realised it was the wrong one.

She's at it again.

 

[Jonah]

"I have a Jag. I don't need to follow the same rules as all the plebs in normal cars."

 

[John Marwood]

Parking a Farking boring comment online ( none.in mind ,apart.from my own ) can be far more offensive because you are so dull

 

[shoes]

"I have a Jag. I don't need to follow the same rules as all the plebs in normal cars."

She has a point.

 

[proactive]

She has a point.