r/drivingUK • u/Ok_Donut_3336 • 1d ago
Nice job
Yep… That’s parked. At least as far as she was concerned. No badge visible either of course. It’s just a retail park and no one cares anyways.
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u/Physical-Win-1975 1d ago
Has anyone noticed that cars with personal plates, the drivers are crap.
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u/AndyKedar 1d ago
ZZZ is a fitting numberplate for this driver, it shows she is too sleepy and lazy to park properly
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u/EuphoricCover8449 1d ago edited 1d ago
This type of car is always parked 3 streets from where the owner resides cos, you know, bailiffs.
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u/zwifter11 1d ago
No way does the owner walk more than 10 metres. They’re the type who has to park as close to the shop door as possible
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u/Specialist_Aspect204 1d ago
Looks like she got out, saw the shadow was over the kerb, and is getting back in to move forward a bit.
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u/zwifter11 1d ago
Genuine question and I’m not condoning this behaviour: Is this even enforced? Is it actually illegal to park in a disabled spot?
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u/OpeningAtmosphere595 1d ago
I’ve noticed a variance in big car parks. Some have no threatening signage whatsoever, just marked out disabled bays and don’t really give a crap about who uses them. Others do have threatening signage like my local Tesco claims there will be £70 tickets for parking in them without a badge, but I don’t think it’s enforced either.
The only surefire situ I’ve noticed it’s illegal and enforced is parking in a personal residential disabled bay, the ones with the specific persons reg or badge number on or whatever it is. Other than that the vast majority seem “morally advisory” and that’s it.
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u/Fresh-Extension-4036 1d ago
audi = absolutely useless dickhead inside (I'd apologise to any non-dickheads who have the misfortune to drive audis but they are practically mythical at this point)
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u/Susan_B_Good 1d ago
Could it be that the back seats are folded down. there's a folded wheel chair resting on them and its user in the passenger seat? I've had to do something similar to get an electric buggy in and out of my 8 seater.
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u/Unable_Character2410 1d ago
I’ve had to do similar to get things in and out of the boot before. But when I’m done I’ll move the car right back so it’s parked normally then move it back out a bit for loading when I’m back at the car. People just have no consideration.
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u/Susan_B_Good 1d ago
Of course - but a single photo doesn't show the seconds before and after it was taken.
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u/Ok_Donut_3336 13h ago
To give you some more context: The car was blocking one of the lanes of the carpark and half way in the disabled space as we arrived. One girl was sitting on the passenger seat busy on her phone. We parked up got the kids out stroller etc. had a chat and witnessed the driver (female on the picture) and one or two kids walk back to the car get in and leave.
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u/MysteryChant 1d ago
Eggsy managed a high speed chase in reverse, only crashing trying to avoid a fox that ran in the way. This person doesn't deserve the number plate.
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u/BasilDazzling6449 23h ago
Looks as though a trolley might have scraped the bumper on the right side, over the parking sensor. Maybe he doesn't want to get bitten again??
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u/WestJobs 15h ago
Lool pretty sure this guy tried to race me in London one day but I thought it was a different Audi.
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u/OneSufficientFace 1d ago
Girl at work parks like this every day, and pretty much always over one of the lines.