A "Hall of Shame" to expose cars parked illegally
in disability or mobility parking spaces.
29th July, 2006
The impact of having disability parking spaces filled up by people who don't need them is not just an inconvenience to those of us with mobility impairments (or other disabilities that give us a need for either a spot close to the door, or a spot wide enough to unload a wheelchair, walkers, etc). [...]
28th July, 2006
It is a slow start, yet it is a good start. The first mention (that we know of) about our site on another site. Smiffy introduces caughtya.org and says that "this blogger rather likes the idea". Thanks Smiffy. We also like the idea!
28th July, 2006
Not that long ago, I complained to a local supermarket manager that her staff did not monitor accessible parking spaces on store's parking lot. Her reaction was, unsurprisingly, less than enthusiastic. She eventually made a few valid points (discussed on another day and different blog entry), though at first she said:
"There's no point [...]
27th July, 2006
There doesn't seem to be anyone we talk to that has a mobility impairment that hasn't at one point or another, encountered inconsiderate people parked illegally. People get together, and talk about how difficult it is. But they don't act. They don't complain to shop owners, asking them to monitor their lot. [...]
Comment by: Webmaster
The taxi company was contacted and their general manager is going to look into it. He said:
"If you have any additional information on the date and time of this incident I would welcome the receipt of that so we can identify the driver concerned at the time and address the matter with them directly.
Comment by: Webmaster
I may not buy more in one go, but I guarantee you I spend as much, if not more, than the average punter does in a week.
Comment by: Dirk
By that i mean they have few issues pushing around large food carts.
Oh.. That's why all of your past animals mysteriously run away. #caughtya and jazzy is an angel. @BDB93
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