disabled and parents parking

jblack_2

Fiddlestick wrote: »

No you can't - there is a shackle lock on the break discs

Who said anything about keeping it upright?:D

atomicsheep

Fiddlestick wrote: »

No you can't - there is a shackle lock on the break discs

hehe, no, i never said roll it out of the way, i said push!


EDIT: Just seen JBlack's comment, which is essentially the point im making too

Patiolove

I have a 2 year old and in those 2 years very rarely bothered to use the P&C spaces I just find the space that has the most amount of room on the side that the babs will be getting in and out of. I have legs and so has my daughter (and before that a buggy!). I don't give a stuff how near I am to the store.

I also have a mum in law that cannot walk. CANNOT WALK. I reiterate as the clue is in the question. I would (and have) park in disabled spaces, double parked, parked on yellow lines, loading bays and yes wouldnt even blink about parking in a P&C bay if I am taking my mum out.

atomicsheep

Patiolove wrote: »

I have a 2 year old and in those 2 years very rarely bothered to use the P&C spaces I just find the space that has the most amount of room on the side that the babs will be getting in and out of. I have legs and so has my daughter (and before that a buggy!). I don't give a stuff how near I am to the store.

I also have a mum in law that cannot walk. CANNOT WALK. I reiterate as the clue is in the question. I would (and have) park in disabled spaces, double parked, parked on yellow lines, loading bays and yes wouldnt even blink about parking in a P&C bay if I am taking my mum out.

Did i miss the question ha! ?

Patiolove

It was your question?

Why is it when there are an abundance of disabled parking bays but only rare parent & child parking slots, do some blue badgers insist on parking in the parent & child spots??

atomicsheep

Patiolove wrote: »

It was your question?

oh dear this is going to get confusing

So the clue is in the question...that im questioning :think:

atomicsheep

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Why is it when there are an abundance of disabled parking bays but only rare parent & child parking slots, do some blue badgers insist on parking in the parent & child spots??
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Im surprised nobody has noticed yet that those black & white badgers have been superseeded by more cunning blue ones who will pinch your parking spot

Patiolove

oh dear this is going to get confusing

...no its not atomicsheep I'm off to bed! x .....and no that's not a question ha

atomicsheep

Patiolove wrote: »

...no its not atomicsheep I'm off to bed! x .....and no that's not a question ha

bed, good idea. Ill join you on that one.............not the bed i mean....

Hellsbells82

To be fair, whilst having children is a choice etc, it is pretty hard work getting kids in and out of the back with car seats in narrow spaces, I have two children , and leaving enough space to carry the infant carrier in one side, and lift a 20 month old into the other can be tricky without banging someones car- plus when my eldest was younger she'd often fall asleep in the car, meaning I needed to carry two children under two into the shop, so to be fair, if there were loads of empty disabled spaces and lots of disabled people parked in the parent and child spaces, I'd be miffed too.

That been said, the two kids mean that I'm now too skint to run a car, so have to do all my shopping on foot/bus with a double buggy- that's even more fun:D