Photo of windscreen showing lack of blue badge?
I'm guessing they had no disabled blue badge?
No blue badge. Should have mentioned that - sorry.
This is the car park where I work. We have ONE disabled bay.
do you need to display them on private property (if it is private property)?
playing devils advocate btw. Would love to urinate through the open window of someone wrongfully taking up a disabled bay! But you got to be 100% certain.
Threads like this always need a photo of John Terry
Well he has bought an Overfinch. Maybe he had a bang to the head?
And he was visiting the best kebab and burger shop in the world!
This is the car park where I work. We have ONE disabled bay.
Were they visiting your work? Or were they illegally parked on your works land? If the former, ask them to move. If the latter block them in.
Be careful as not all disabilities are visible
.............but Terry is just a self-entitled arrogant git
Be careful as not all disabilities are visible
Yeah, they could have been blind.
If you are blind you couldn't see your invisible disability either.
Is a total lack of self-awareness considered a disability now?
Is it a disabled space, a visitors space or a disabled visitors space?
Just relax and don't worry about it, then calmly and carefully unscrew the radiator drain plug.
Maybe it was their emotional support vehicle.
disabled visitors space
Be careful as not all disabilities are visible
still needs a blue badge though, right?
When visiting customers I sometimes get invited to park in disabled spaces when they have limited parking for visitors. They recognise that these spaces will more than likely remain empty for the duration of the visit. Not sure what the legality of this is but the point is it's private land and I've been given permission.
Unlike Mr Terry.
You don't need a blue badge to park in a disabled bay in a private car park. Up to the owner how they want to allocate parking and how they enforce it.
Once got asked by the dozier receptionist on the way in to the gym (I'm one of the regulars who've been going there since it opened) if I recognised who was in the Audi in the disabled bay by the door. A quick scan to the front right of the treadmills and I point over. "Don't worry, that's Rachel's" (Her white stick is lying behind the treadmill.) "She's left her back window open and her Labrador is on the back seat." Took her about 15 minutes. No more free water bottles for me.