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

missile

:rolleyes:Go on have the last word .................:rolleyes:

consultant31

This thread seems to have developed into childish bickering which has nothing to do with the original post. Perhaps it's time it was closed!

BFG_2

consultant31 wrote: »

This thread seems to have developed into childish bickering which has nothing to do with the original post. Perhaps it's time it was closed!

So,.......it's the same as every other PPC/Disabled/Kiddies spaces thread.

Tim_Deegan

adouglasmhor wrote: »

My dad once had his way blocked by a !!!!!! who parked on a single track bridge to watch salmon leaping at the falls below. When my dad said you will have to move, he bleated "but I am disabled" . Some people are just so thick they need the rules explained to them often and vigorously.

Well your dad was quite within his right to report him.

Tim_Deegan

consultant31 wrote: »

This thread seems to have developed into childish bickering which has nothing to do with the original post. Perhaps it's time it was closed!

That's because there will allways be people who only think about themselves in this world, and never consider those less fortunate than themselves.

dfh

Down with Political Correctness.Read the Daily Mail for the trust.Disability is a part of the big conspiracy.

ben500

consultant31 wrote: »

This thread seems to have developed into childish bickering which has nothing to do with the original post. Perhaps it's time it was closed!

Perhaps you could simply find another thread to read that isn't so childish and leave us kids to get on with it?

Tim_Deegan

We all know that not all blue badge holders deserve them, but that is no excuse for people without blue badges to think that they have the right to take up spaces reserved for those who need them, just because there are some people who abuse the blue badge system. Otherwise the only people who do suffer are those who really do need wider parking bays close to the store entrance.

adouglasmhor

Tim_Deegan wrote: »

Well your dad was quite within his right to report him.

He moved under protest then drove back on to the bridge and parked again after my dad had gone through. Thick as mince.

My dad would actually have been able to arrest him if he wanted at that time but knew that was just a waste of time and resources.

dfh

adouglasmhor wrote: »

He moved under protest then drove back on to the bridge and parked again after my dad had gone through. Thick as mince.

My dad would actually have been able to arrest him if he wanted at that time but knew that was just a waste of time and resources.

I bet the offender was some minority and hence your dad had to be PC.This PC business is destroying us.