Lesson not learned
- 17 April 2017 11:00326634This car had a ticket on it yesterday morning, put there sometime before 8 am. The driver must have returned late afternoon and drove off. This morning I looked out and the car had returned to the same place and was parked facing the opposite way and having a ticket put on it along with at least two other offending vehicles.
Guest 1713 likes this - 17 April 2017 20:12326661Serve him right love to know what he had done wrong parked on double yellows? Parked in a disabled bay with no badges? Some just seem to thick to learn.
- 17 April 2017 20:24326663In short cars regularly park there and on the other side of the road when they arrive back late Saturday evening(double yellows), the idea being that they are not parked dangerously or causing an obstruction which is true and they will move them the following day. Unfortunately for them attendants turn up at breakfast time on the Sunday knowing that they will have easy pickings and have added today to the list.
My main complaint is that we never see attendants during the week when delivery vehicles and the local bus are hampered by obstructive and selfish parking. - Andy B
- Location: dover
- Registered: 10 Nov 2012
- Posts: 1,820
17 April 2017 20:36326666Maybe not registered to the driver so they couldnt care less so no comeback to them.howard mcsweeney1 likes this - 18 April 2017 17:54326707Checked with DVLA and tax expired a few weeks back but MOT still valid until June.
- 18 April 2017 20:34326713Never see a c.e.o during the week? Bet they do visit at random times during the week I've seen them booking in the evenings and at weekends let's not forget double yellow lines are 24/7/365. Perhaps D.D.C should enforce pavement parking across the district.
