Mum deserved parking fine
YES I do think it fair for anyone, mum or not, to get a parking ticket for parking in a disabled space (Post Nov 5).
The mum says her teenage sister was with her. Couldn't she have watched the children for a couple of minutes allowing mum to run to cashpoint?
Then a disabled person wouldn't have to walk much further than they needed to.
Jean Morgan
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Comments
by maxmin
Sunday, November 11 2012, 3:37PM
“I think we need to differentiate between 'parking' which implies an extended stay of more than a couple of minutes, and merely stopping to carry out some task. The most inconsiderate parkers in my experience are disabled people, they seem to have the idea that a piece of blue cardboard somehow shrinks the size of their vehicle.”
by sochat
Sunday, November 11 2012, 7:36AM
“cymroun
You must be a liebor party member.wanting to spend yet more money.Society is policed by consensus and peer pressure not enforcement.”
by cymroun
Saturday, November 10 2012, 10:24PM
“I totally agree that these selfish people need to be fined heavily , but I can't help thinking that these people get the idea that it's ok park on pavements,bus stops,double yellows,pedestrian crossings,junctions, disabled bays etc etc because in a lot of places parking regulations are never enforced, it's about time we had dozens more traffic wardens on our streets, I live in neath and there are some areas where they are desperately needed.”