Out of date clamping signage

ratechaser

Never ceases to amaze me how many of these 'private property, unauthorised vehicles will be clamped' signs still seem to persist. In the case of a 'certain driver' today, he has had little option but to park underneath one as the trampoline park next door is full to bursting.

Maybe that was a bit naughty, but so are the signs, so the driver thinks it's providing a valuable learning experience for someone.

Will certainly be fun to see if anything at all happens here, especially as there is no other signage, anywhere, about PCNs - nothing mentioned other than a clamp release fee!

twhitehousescat

I think you will find most of the "clamping" Cos have shut down , and often landowners "borrow" old signs and afix to their property in a hope of deter ant

ratechaser

Not many people seemed to be deterred today!

beamerguy

There is a small parade of shops near me with a free (no signs) car park.
Right outside a Tesco Express is a big sign warning that clamping is in operation

Nobody takes any notice

Half_way

A sign starting clamping scaring away people, is better than a ppc ticketing scaring people into paying.