Search results for query: park etiquette

That is such a selfish act of ignorance. There has been on a couple of occasions where I haven’t been able to access a disability park. Fortunately I can walk (waddle) and have not had to walk very far. It does make me friggen angry when many people who need assistance, but for some of them it’s...

When I served at a major hospital in Melbourne, there used to be a colleague who always drove expensive cars, and parked them in a basement car park with large pieces of sponge foam along both sides, and across two parking bays, in order to protect from dents and scratches from adjacent...

Just a thought; everyone should have a small vial of ammonia in their car for selfish drivers. You leave them a note << This should clear up your mind for next time you park>> and you pour a few drops down their air intake. There will be no damage to their car, but impossible to drive in that...

There's an unspoken rule when it comes to parking, whether you're a novice driver or have been on the road for as long as you can remember—one car, one parking space. But there are occasionally those who bend or break the rules, forcing the rest of us into tricky situations or long walks from...

Seen expensive cars parked like this on fb more than once. They just do it so no one can open their door on their car & dent it. We went to Bunnings today, no disabled parks so we parked in a usual car park. Easy to do. Yes I do have a disabled sticker.

Everybody's got one, this driver is one and a rotten one at that.

Why comment you won’t do anything to them

What's with the trailer rego?

I think its a statement. Build car parks for all cars not just mini's. Not shitty, angry.

It is annoying but every Bunnings store that I have been in has no shortage of parking. Move on.

So what did the store do, I think they should have unhitched the trailer and pushed it somewhere else.

Why didn’t someone unhook the trailer. And move it into a different parking spot .. that may have given the selfish person the right message …

Its a highly visible ute and you have the rego. Hope all his tyres don't go flat next time he visits Bunnings

No excuse but the driver most probably was incapable of reversing a trailer and couldn't use the trailer parks, there should be driving tests for trailer usage

The number plate on the trailer is clearly visible. Could this pic have been given to police for follow up?

Are there any penalties against this person?

A real pity that the registration number was not added to the photo.