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Originally Posted by HarryM1BYT
Likewise here, except there is no reason/advantage to parking on the pavements. The road is wide enough for vehicles to get past, if they park entirely on the road, yet not wide enough that two opposing vehicles can pass even if one is completely blocking the pavement - one always has to stop and give way. Why do they do it - I have no idea, apart from the kerbs are quite shallow.
Today the parking guy came down the street booking vehicles parked on the pavement - I thanked him for his efforts.
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I had occasion to contact the local police to report a car totally on the pavement close to my house, requiring me to assist a wheelchair user onto the roadway to get past it.
When the young female PCSO arrived she told me...and I quote " if there's nobody trying to get past a pavement parked car...it's not an obstruction" ... REALLY ?
I was then treated to the admission that she had become a PCSO for "the buzz" and nothing else.
Still awaiting a reply from the Wiltshire PCC ...maybe one day ?