Parent and child space - disabled driver

brokenlily

I have to say, I don't use parent and child spaces. I don't have kids, but I frequently have the nephews and nieces, since they were small, and I just figure that my parents got along fine without parent and child spaces so why on earth do we need them, unless like the OP you have a disabled child and a wheelchair to manoeuvre etc. Maybe if I'm a harassed mum one day I'll see the value in them!

Teddy_KGB

Stephb1986 wrote: »

We run two business one a ironing service so the car is used to collect ironing. The other business is catering so need to collect stock etc from wholesalers etc etc.

A small car will simply not do that job.

So as your businesses do not require any off-roading then you don't need a 4x4, you can easily get the same boot space with an estate car.

At the end of the day I couldn't care less if you drive a 4x4, but just thought I would point out it's a choice and not a need!

missbishi

**Patty** wrote: »

We had that saab before they built the Tesco And my OH is 6ft 4......there is no oversized car.


And i bet feeding a family of 6 (hence the people carrier) my weekly bill was twice the size of a good portion of their customers.

So's your child benefit from the sound of it!