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A man pulled up in our overcrowded parking street near the train station. And parked smack in the middle of two spaces. I asked him (very kindly) if he could pull forward or backward so that another car might be able to park...and...he said "No, I have to get to the train". With the overcrowded and controversial parking on streets near the station, could people please think of others when they park?


Fuming.

The Council's calculation of 507 residents' parking spaces within the proposed CPZ with no individually marked parking spaces is predicated on considerate parking and each car "occupying" no more than 5.5 metres.


In the real world there will be less than 507 available spaces.


John K

That sort of selfish behaviour really gets my goat! All it takes is a little bit of consideration for others...sigh...


Bet he was a parent with a sense of entitlement! ;-)


ETA: the last statement was a joke, really just a joke (see the winking, smiley face), it may not be very funny but please don't start a debate over it!

What sort of lazy @#$%& drives to the bloody train station anyway


One who lives a number of miles away and wants to use a cheaper zone, one who has just delivered their handicapped relative/ neighbour somewhere and has to get to work, one who has to rush off somewhere this evening and doesn't have the time to get home and pick up their car, one who is going to pick up a very heavy package in town and will need the car to get it home...


Doesn't excuse selfish parking, of course.

Penguin68 Wrote:

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> What sort of lazy @#$%& drives to the bloody train

> station anyway

>

> One who lives a number of miles away and wants to

> use a cheaper zone,


Surely that will cost more in petrol?


one who has just delivered

> their handicapped relative/ neighbour somewhere

> and has to get to work,


That seems very unlikely from such a selfish twat, and where is their blue badge?


Anyway, couldn't the OP just accidently fall over near the car, and put their hands out to break their fall, whilst holding their keys...

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