That's the point - kids don't know any different, but the parents should foresee the potential for damage to happen and take proactive action. Why do the general public have such little consideration for other people's (generally very expensive) property? You wouldn't go round someone's house and put a big scratch down their front door, walk into their lounge with muddy boots on then scuff the oak coffee table as you sat down so why can't people have some ****** respect for cars?!Nope it's a fire exit. And you will note I could park back 2-3 metres to get away from it if needs be
Kids (bless them) are always the worst in car parks. Saw a few weeks a kid going back to his car on a metal scooter with Dad following on behind. Kid falls over and scrapes the handle bar on some poor sods MG 6.
Dad didn't seem to care!
Car's looking great into the bargain
Found this beauty of a space at Gunwharf Keys in Portsmouth.
Probably best car park I've ever been to. Helpful LED system to point you in direction of free spaces and very generous parking bays.
Used this one a few times as no other car spaces near it
Nope it's a fire exit. And you will note I could park back 2-3 metres to get away from it if needs be
Kids (bless them) are always the worst in car parks. Saw a few weeks a kid going back to his car on a metal scooter with Dad following on behind. Kid falls over and scrapes the handle bar on some poor sods MG 6.
Dad didn't seem to care!
It's called jealousy in most cases!Why do the general public have such little consideration for other people's (generally very expensive) property?
Some to$$er with a Fiat 500 will be parked in there before long!This made me smile laugh today, I came back to my car (which was parked out of the way) to find a VW Golf had parked near me, even though we were out of the way s/he wasn't taking any chances of anyone squeezing between us
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Yeah Bath Is a nightmare for parking!
Sounds like a good idea. Whereabouts do you think you've seen me (ball park). I know the guy in my original picture who's got the Sepang S3 too......didn't know it was his at the time. Have taken quite a few shots now of the 2 cars parked next to each other......sad I know.I think I've seen you Jaypers....I'm in South cheshire with a Sepang S3...and my best mate also has the identical car....in South cheshire...we should meet up for a blast! Don't think that's us in the pic though lol...seems to be a popular colour.
I get to park in parent toddler bays but when the little man isn't with me...I sometimes don't even park in a space...I park on the road and walk in.
Don't even get me started on parking tickets from ukcps
Got, 1 other month
Yeah well there not the police or the council so legally cannot enforce a fine!
They try and and give it the big old scare tactics, but really they can't do jack!
All correspondence binned
I always park in a corner so I don't get a car parked either side of me. Reduces the risk of the side getting dinged by 50%.
Although there is a high risk of tree sap parking there. And that's a bitch to get off once it's baked on.lol my thoughts exactlyNot sure if I've posted this one before:
Wife wanted me to park right outside the hotel = RISK
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I decided to take the safer option
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lol my thoughts exactlyNot sure if I've posted this one before:
Wife wanted me to park right outside the hotel = RISK
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I decided to take the safer option
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That was the best spot to avoid the trees! The rest were like this (pic below):Although there is a high risk of tree sap parking there. And that's a bitch to get off once it's baked on.
.....looks like your right next to a secluded pathway to me..................definitely minus points for that 'safe' parking!
I have a dilemma when going abroad on holiday...
Option 1: take the A3, drive 100 miles to Stansted in luxury, then spend the entire holiday worrying about my car.
Option 2: take the Corsa, drive 100 miles to Stansted with ropey steering, wallowy suspension and a 0-60 time of 3.5 weeks but enjoy the holiday and hope with a bit of luck someone has written off/stolen the Corsa while I've been away.
Option 3: holiday in this county and drive. Then fret about parking it anywhere.
Option 4: just don't go on holiday and have a week at home detailing the car.
Muttley75 said:Option 3: holiday in this county and drive. Then fret about parking it anywhere.
I have a dilemma when going abroad on holiday...
Option 1: take the A3, drive 100 miles to Stansted in luxury, then spend the entire holiday worrying about my car.
Option 2: take the Corsa, drive 100 miles to Stansted with ropey steering, wallowy suspension and a 0-60 time of 3.5 weeks but enjoy the holiday and hope with a bit of luck someone has written off/stolen the Corsa while I've been away.
Option 3: holiday in this county and drive. Then fret about parking it anywhere.
Option 4: just don't go on holiday and have a week at home detailing the car.
Good effort Fred007, but if I was being picky, 2 issues..........(1) Not an end space, and (2) Not central in the space. Yellow card from the 'Extreme Parking Audi-Sport Police' I'm afraid.