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Posted By: Salmon Period of grace for Parking - 6th Mar 2015 7:34am
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukn...period-when-parking-tickets-run-out.html
Posted By: diggingdeeper Re: Period of grace for Parking - 6th Mar 2015 8:06pm
Pathetic nonsense, so instead of buying a ticket for (say) 60 minutes now, you buy a ticket for 70 minutes but it says 60 minutes on it.

This will be exceptionally obvious on car parks that are pay on exit.

So if you don't buy a ticket at all do you get 10 mins free "grace" parking?

Why don't the council let you purchase annual passes?
Posted By: chriskay Re: Period of grace for Parking - 6th Mar 2015 9:46pm
Just Podgy Pickles trying to look good before the election.
Posted By: CVCVCV Re: Period of grace for Parking - 6th Mar 2015 11:44pm
"We are ending the war on drivers who simply want to go about their daily business. For too long parking rules have made law-abiding motorists feel like criminals, and caused enormous damage to shops and businesses.
“Over-zealous parking enforcement undermines our town centres and costs councils more in the long term. Our measures not only bring big benefits for high streets, motorists and local authorities – they put common sense back into parking."
withthat
Posted By: diggingdeeper Re: Period of grace for Parking - 7th Mar 2015 1:25am
If its a choice between controlled parking and leaving it up to many peoples idea of common sense, I know which I'd choose. If you could trust people you would need laws.

Councils biggest problem is over-zealous purchasing of yellow paint and using it where it is not needed other than to try and force people into pay-for car parks. Yellow lines are supposed to be used for safety and preventing congestion not revenue generation.

Can't trust drivers nor the council to use common sense.
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