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

hoyles10

Ahhh but at what age are children supposed to be before people stop parking in them??

I'm not trying to be argumentative by the way just wondering.

claireizadiamond

you would think so but, if there are no disabled bays then disabled people have a right to park in parent and childrens bays.

scaff_2

claireizadiamond wrote: »

Surely if the child was well behaved and the parent had control of their child, the carpark wouldnt be a problem. Just my view, parents can help having children people cant help illnesses

at 3 years old there not bad children just have there own mind an trying to control one with half a dozen bags of shopping in a car park is a nightmare sometimes

scaff_2

sarahg1969 wrote: »

Unless they are disabled, and the disabled bays are all full, of course. No reasonable parent would complain about that, would they?

Of course they wouldnt , but its usually the other way round , never enough child an toddler parking bays cuz people without children park in them

alison999

i wouldnt mind a disable person taking a parent & child space but i do mind when people w/o kids park there and i agree with scaff's last two posts

sarahg1969

Crikey, yet more parents who presumably only ever park in car parks where there are P&C spaces close to their destination, because they cannot trust themselves or their children not to have a serious incident.

Do you people honestly never, ever park anywhere other than at supermarkets, in P&C spaces? How do you manage?

It's a good job you didn't have your children 20 years ago, when there were no P&C spaces, or even more, when you may (God forbid) have had to walk or get the bus to the shops.

claireizadiamond

its not unreasonable for a parent to walk across the carpark with a trolley and the child sat in the trolley, there would be no reason for accidents.

consultant31

hoyles10 wrote: »

Ahhh but at what age are children supposed to be before people stop parking in them??

I'm not trying to be argumentative by the way just wondering.

Believe it or not, the p/c spots are there for use of a parent with a child up to the age of 12 :eek:

scaff_2

sarahg1969 wrote: »

Crikey, yet more parents who presumably only ever park in car parks where there are P&C spaces close to their destination, because they cannot trust themselves or their children not to have a serious incident.

Do you people honestly never, ever park anywhere other than at supermarkets, in P&C spaces? How do you manage?

It's a good job you didn't have your children 20 years ago, when there were no P&C spaces, or even more, when you may (God forbid) have had to walk or get the bus to the shops.

of course parents park in other places , but have you ever tried getting a child in the back seat of a 2 door car in a normal space , sometimes theres hardly enough room to open the door

scaff_2

claireizadiamond wrote: »

its not unreasonable for a parent to walk across the carpark with a trolley and the child sat in the trolley, there would be no reason for accidents.

lol if you could get them to stay in the trolley for long enough