There is a thread on this forum about not parking next to certain cars but what happens when an underskilled driver parks next to or around you causing you grief?! I learnt always allow for some space ( if you can) just in case this happens, especially on a sloping hill with a manual vehicle.
I regularly park within a few streets of my work place and it's the 2nd time this driver has parked next to me, ripping out my number plate the first time when parking infront. Now this!
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Bad Parking
by BaSeLine » Sat Nov 30, 2013 5:05 pm
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Re: Bad Parking
by SeanSpencer » Mon Dec 02, 2013 12:18 am
BaSeLine wrote:There is a thread on this forum about not parking next to certain cars but what happens when an underskilled driver parks next to or around you causing you grief?! I learnt always allow for some space ( if you can) just in case this happens, especially on a sloping hill with a manual vehicle.
I regularly park within a few streets of my work place and it's the 2nd time this driver has parked next to me, ripping out my number plate the first time when parking infront. Now this!
that is such a pain, god knows how the hell she can precisely get it that close.. is beyond me
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