Morrisons car park warning

ashleypride

peter_the_piper wrote: »

I wonder how the cameras will determine how disabled a driver is? You could easily be the RK and fit but the passenger is disabled, how would a camera sort that out?

They don't care if a driver is truly disabled (like they have the right to make that call anyway), all they care about is whether a blue badge is on display.

JaymesKenin_2

peter_the_piper wrote: »

I wonder how the cameras will determine how disabled a driver is? You could easily be the RK and fit but the passenger is disabled, how would a camera sort that out?

That'll be for the parking company to sort out. I've posted the very generic details which is all we know at the present time.

JaymesKenin_2

ashleypride wrote: »

They don't care if a driver is truly disabled (like they the right to make that call anyway), all they care about is whether a blue badge is display.

It's not the badge that's necessary, it's the vehicle being registered I believe? Like I said I'm not 100% on this as it's not happened yet and I doubt it will start any time soon.

scheming_gypsy

isn't that part of the T&C's for being able to park in a disabled spot? that you display a blue badge, the same if it's on a public road and not a private car park?

JaymesKenin_2

scheming_gypsy wrote: »

isn't that part of the T&C's for being able to park in a disabled spot? that you display a blue badge, the same if it's on a public road and not a private car park?

Well yes but I was talking about it from the cameras perspective.
Since our car park isn't patrolled it makes nowt difference if a blue badge is displayed or not.

vax2002

jaymeskenin wrote: »

it's not the badge that's necessary, it's the vehicle being registered i believe? Like i said i'm not 100% on this as it's not happened yet and i doubt it will start any time soon.

bull !................

ashleypride

scheming_gypsy wrote: »

isn't that part of the T&C's for being able to park in a disabled spot? that you display a blue badge, the same if it's on a public road and not a private car park?

And my T&Cs are that only blue badge holders can reply to my post. Ludicrous.

bellrooster

JaymesKenin wrote: »

It's not the badge that's necessary, it's the vehicle being registered I believe? Like I said I'm not 100% on this as it's not happened yet and I doubt it will start any time soon.

You don't register the vehicle - For example my Mother is a blue badge holder and she can display it in whatever car (all be it mine, my brothers etc). The Blue badge is issued to the person not a car.

ashleypride

JaymesKenin wrote: »

It's not the badge that's necessary, it's the vehicle being registered I believe? Like I said I'm not 100% on this as it's not happened yet and I doubt it will start any time soon.

All that is necessary is a victim to bully into paying. I regulary take my sister out who has MS and park in the private 'disabled bays', I am still waiting for a PPC stupid enough to take me to court after their pointless threats. They won't of course, as the case will be laughed out.

You seem naive, like a PPC is their to solve your parking problem - they are not. They truly are scum of the earth.

scheming_gypsy

ashleypride wrote: »

And my T&Cs are that only blue badge holders can reply to my post. Ludicrous.

ok, dyslexia is classed as a disability. Does that mean that dyslexics can park in disabled bays?
If you don't qualify for a blue badge then you can't have disabled parking rights as you apparently don't need them.

bellrooster wrote: »

You don't register the vehicle - For example my Mother is a blue badge holder and she can display it in whatever car (all be it mine, my brothers etc). The Blue badge is issued to the person not a car.

they'll be a register as well as you can have disabled tax, not sure what the criteria for that is though