Parking ticket in Asda car park - Is this legal, can they take me to court?

trisontana

Tim_Deegan wrote: »

Will all you trolls just get a life and stop twisting things around.

It's simple. If you have a disability that means you need to use disabled parking spaces, then get a blue badge. If you don't then don't use the spaces provided for blue badge holders.

But those spaces aren't just for blue-badge holders (that would be illegal) they are for anybody with a disability, blue-badge holders or not.

Tim_Deegan

hothothot wrote: »

It does give her the right!. shows how ignorant you are of the benefits system. :rotfl:

I have been to the CAB who helped me apply for DLA and they were the ones who suggested I could get a car based on my social anxiety type2 disorder.

your wife would just need an assessment.

So I'm paying my taxes to fund your car so that you don't have to go near people. Well with that attitude I shouldn't think people want to be near you anyway.

ckerrd

Tim_Deegan wrote: »

Will all you trolls just get a life and stop twisting things around.

It's simple. If you have a disability that means you need to use disabled parking spaces, then get a blue badge. If you don't then don't use the spaces provided for blue badge holders.

You do not need a blue badge to park in a disabled space in a supermarket.



I think that is about as simple as I could make it - Tim if you are still having trouble understanding that I'll see if I make it any simpler, but I may struggle.

Tim_Deegan

trisontana wrote: »

But those spaces aren't just for blue-badge holders (that would be illegal) they are for anybody with a disability, blue-badge holders or not.

And how do the parking attendants identify them??????????

ben500

Tim_Deegan wrote: »

Will all you trolls just get a life and stop twisting things around.

It's simple. If you have a disability that means you need to use disabled parking spaces, then get a blue badge. If you don't then don't use the spaces provided for blue badge holders.

Three strikes and out Tim

ckerrd

Tim_Deegan wrote: »

And how do the parking attendants identify them??????????

Why do they need to be identified?

Tim_Deegan

ben500 wrote: »

Three strikes and out Tim

Get a life will you

trisontana

P&C spaces have no basis in law at all. They are just a marketing ploy by the supermarkets, just like loyalty cards or BOGOFS.

andyrules

ckerrd wrote: »

As I said I do not personally know anyone who is able bodied and uses disabled spaces without a need to. If you have read this, and other threads, you will know that you do not need a blue badge to park in one of the spaces of course.

Recently I visited a workplace with one disabled space. Someone who did not need it parked there as the next nearest space was about an extra minute walk away and up an incline with an awkward kerb. Guess where the next visitor, a badge holder, parked? Maybe if there were penalties in such parks the person with the disability would get the space.

Power to the 'invoicers' I say.

hothothot_3

Tim_Deegan wrote: »

So I'm paying my taxes to fund your car so that you don't have to go near people. Well with that attitude I shouldn't think people want to be near you anyway.

I paid my taxes, 4 years whilst serving my country. Ive seen things by the time I was 20 that your unlikely to see your entire life. Without my ptsd medication I could become anxious and even dangerous to others (without realising). it upsets me to come back and the country is in this state with such narrow minded attitutdes.