Parking space widths
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Yoshi says hello from 2012.
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Had a conversation about this car park over xmas dinner, like you do. Not only do they have teeny tiny spaces they also fine you for leaving the car park on foot even if you buy stuff in the group of shops.
Yet to go back with my measure, as have a life
Yet to go back with my measure, as have a life
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they fine you for leaving the car park on foot? I'm not sure I get the point of a car park you can only leave by car?
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Two biters.
So as I have had a lovely day at the football I'll indulge you with answers.
Richard - a car park is to park your car in when shopping in the centre you are in. If you purchase items in the centre then its not unreasonable to leave the area for short while to shop nearby. If you fine your customers they wont return or shop there again.
This was the discussion not the car parking widths which I did ask for an opinion from my mother who struggled to get in or out of her fiesta as they are that narrow.
So as I have had a lovely day at the football I'll indulge you with answers.
Richard - a car park is to park your car in when shopping in the centre you are in. If you purchase items in the centre then its not unreasonable to leave the area for short while to shop nearby. If you fine your customers they wont return or shop there again.
This was the discussion not the car parking widths which I did ask for an opinion from my mother who struggled to get in or out of her fiesta as they are that narrow.
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is it a free carpark for a specific shop/ centre?Broccers wrote: ↑Mon Dec 26, 2022 9:30 pm Two biters.
So as I have had a lovely day at the football I'll indulge you with answers.
Richard - a car park is to park your car in when shopping in the centre you are in. If you purchase items in the centre then its not unreasonable to leave the area for short while to shop nearby. If you fine your customers they wont return or shop there again.
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Yes see link. Probably why they can get away with tiny spaces as its private.Rich B wrote: ↑Mon Dec 26, 2022 10:18 pmis it a free carpark for a specific shop/ centre?Broccers wrote: ↑Mon Dec 26, 2022 9:30 pm Two biters.
So as I have had a lovely day at the football I'll indulge you with answers.
Richard - a car park is to park your car in when shopping in the centre you are in. If you purchase items in the centre then its not unreasonable to leave the area for short while to shop nearby. If you fine your customers they wont return or shop there again.
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Drakehouse retail park is similar. Apparently drivers have received tickets after parking and shopping in Drakehouse and then walking down to Crystal Peaks shopping centre.
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Looks like I was right againSundayjumper wrote: ↑Thu Dec 22, 2022 4:33 pm Skippy here isn't going to go out and measure parking spaces to prove himself wrong.
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I've not been back since fruitcake. I will tho, eventually.Sundayjumper wrote: ↑Tue Feb 14, 2023 8:12 pmLooks like I was right againSundayjumper wrote: ↑Thu Dec 22, 2022 4:33 pm Skippy here isn't going to go out and measure parking spaces to prove himself wrong.
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No, you won't
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Ah, I thought it was an autofvckup. A comma would have helped.
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