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![]() Two houses opposite me, on a terraced side of the road, each have parents and two youngsters, and they must each have their own vehicle......so eight cars for two houses, that doesn't help.
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Should bring the Japanese system in - nowhere to park it off the public road, not allowed a car.
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![]() Some councils have actually marked parking areas. Half on the road and half on the pavement.
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I agree with what you are saying. My Wife is confined to a wheelchair and has a powerchair. I have lost count on the times my wife cannot get to where she needs to go. Because some-one as park there vehicle on the pavement. If you cannot park on the road with-out cousing an obstuction, then go and park where it is safe to do so, and walk back. That is what legs are for walking with.
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my son in laws place has parking for 2 cars, his and my daughters. I'm visiting, where do I park? unusually my wife also visits our daughter but due to circumstances arrives in her car, where does she park? A mates comes round, where does he park? Nowadays the children also have cars. On roads where two cars cant pass I understand why people park partly on the pavement but don't agree with blocking it so a pushchair cannot pass. perhaps our new build houses need parking for 4 cars and the roads wide enough for 2 or even 3 cars to pass. Also garages need to be properly wide enough for a car to fit into. Seen lots of garages where you would struggle to get into and out of the car when its in the garage. macafee2 |
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![]() While we are on this subject, the people that get me are those on busy streets with perfectly good (and big enough) drives but park on the road or pavement
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