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interesting, bet they focus on wardens in london
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To be fair, i haven't had a bad experience of watdens yet. i have been working on my bike loads on the pavement outside my house (not blocking it) and the wardens have just walked past without saying a word. though i have be surprised by the numbers of them, plus the fact down our way they walk round in packs of threes!!!
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Remember once a programme like this. Parking on roads around the old Wembley stadium had restricted parking when events on. So cars arrive and park legally in the morning. Then wardens come round in the afternnon and flip open the hinged restriction signs and then proceed to ticket the cars
Will try and watch/record the programme.
To quote Sun-Tzu:
"Know your enemy and know yourself and you will always be victorious" ____________________ ...and the whirlwind is in the thorn trees, it's hard for thee to kick against the pricks...
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and the women who had broken down! fucking bastards!!
when i was walking my bike home i had a nice lady stop and ask me if i was o.k and if the van was empty he would have helped me home, surprise surprise she rides!!! cagers don't care too shites!! i helped a guy off a garage forecourt when his car brokedown tonight, he seemed really surprised when i wasn't pissed off that he may have bloked me in!
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Westminster ticketed a little cg that had been parked at the end of a bike bay and been pushed over, so it was now on its side, partly outside the bay.  |
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Of course, the key to avoiding any parking tickets appeared to be 'be a muslim'.  |
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It was good to see the appeals process in action.
I was sat there thinking about how much to-ing and fro-ing I must have caused them with my 20 tickets, averaging 2 letters of appeal each, plus lots of pretty photographs.  |
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Hi
Here is one that sums them up nicely.
https://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/londonnews/articles/17038008?version=1
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Ticketed... for pulling over to help injured cat
By Ed Harris, Evening Standard
4 March 2005
When Carla Barroso ran over a cat as she drove home from work she did what most considerate people would do - pulled over to help the stricken animal. But Mrs Barroso reckoned without her local traffic wardens.
As she returned to her car, carrying the injured pet, she watched two parking attendants issue her with an £80 penalty for having two wheels on the kerb.
"I was really furious. The wardens could see me and knew what I was doing," said Mrs Barroso, 40, of Northwood. "I pointed out why I had stopped and one of them said: 'If you want to be forgiven then get a letter from the vet and send it to us.'
"It was so patronising and I was so angry: anybody with a heart would have let me off."
Mrs Barroso, a personal assistant and translator with an engineering company, hit the cat as she drove home from work in Greenford.
The long-haired white tabby ran under the rear wheel of her car as she drove through Ruislip. She stopped, with two wheels on the pavement.
"I did not want to obstruct the traffic," said Mrs Barroso. "I could see the poor thing, he had got up and had run off."
With the help of a man who lived in the street, Mrs Barroso found the injured cat at the roadside and wrapped it in a blanket. "I was just on the other side of the road, I could see the traffic wardens looking at my car and I saw them put the fine on the windscreen.
"I understand that I had parked in the wrong place, but I thought they would understand."
Undeterred, however, Mrs Barroso took the cat, a one-year-old male called Joseph, to a vet. Joseph, or Jo-Jo as he is known, is today recovering at an RSPCA hospital in north London. Staff at the hospital expect him to return home this week.
"He has a fractured leg and pelvis, but his injuries are not serious," an RSPCA spokeswoman said.
Happily for Mrs Barroso, her story has a happy ending. Her local council, Hillingdon, proved not to be so heartless after all: it has overturned the penalty after she appealed.
"We are already cancelling this ticket as Ms Barroso's appeal to the council has been upheld given the unusual circumstances," a spokesman said.
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Nice find Keith, haven't been looking for traffic warden stories today
BUT I saw a story in the Daily Express about a female traffic warden
who parked her scooter on a double yellow and issued tickets to
cars who were also on double yellow lines. There are pictures of
this dumb thing.
Sadly I can't find it online.
This story made me think, what if I saw a PA do the same thing and
put a disc lock or shackle lock to imobilise his/her scooter and forced
them to pay me £100 to remove it. That would give them a taste of
their own medicine.  |
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a question about parking are u allowed 1 wheel on the kerb when parking your bike read somewhere u could legally park if u have a centre stand and therefore only one wheel on the kerb is this true or complete bullsh#t???
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