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A "Hall of Shame" to expose cars parked illegally
in disability or mobility parking spaces.
A "Hall of Shame" to expose cars parked illegally
in disability or mobility parking spaces.
DKM986
Ford
Blue
Waikato University.
Hamilton, Waikato, New Zealand
Thursday, November 19, 2009 at approximately 13:30.
This Blue Ford, plate DKM986, was parked illegally in a disability parking space
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From the nearby building site at the university library. Contractors have been told not to park in marked spaces so as not to inconvenience staff and students. To park in a disability space is even worse!
Comment by: Webmaster
Well, it's not because you don't see a sign in the photo that there wasn't one. That said, even if there was no sign, the parking space is clearly marked and designated as a disability parking space, through markings on the ground. The lack of "proper" signage does not mean the space is not a
Comment by: wut
I don't see a sign, therefor the handicap space is not valid.
Comment by: Webmaster
I do think that increased fines would make a big difference. However, the fines are really only applicable on "public" property. Anything in a store carpark, or university, it's all deemed private property and traffic warden are not allowed to ticket there... *that* would be an important change to allow.
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Nice one Stu!
Fines should increase to $2000.00
I do think that increased fines would make a big difference. However, the fines are really only applicable on "public" property. Anything in a store carpark, or university, it's all deemed private property and traffic warden are not allowed to ticket there... *that* would be an important change to allow.