> Oh the joys of motoring. Are we perhaps nearly reaching the point
> where mass car use is no longer a viable option?
>

> Oh the joys of motoring. Are we perhaps nearly reaching the point
> where mass car use is no longer a viable option?

> Oh the joys of motoring. Are we perhaps nearly reaching the point
> where mass car use is no longer a viable option?
>
> Because she was finding it hard to get around, she parked in a mother-
> and-toddler space to be closer to the supermarket.

> Why do you take such delight in highlighting other people's difficulties?

> Oh the joys of motoring. Are we perhaps nearly reaching the point where
> mass car use is no longer a viable option?
>
> "Heavily pregnant and already overdue, Laura Howard decided to pop to
> Tesco for some last-minute baby goods.
>
> Because she was finding it hard to get around, she parked in a mother-
> and-toddler space to be closer to the supermarket.

> She contacted Tesco, which referred her to car park operator Safe
> Park..."

>> Brian Walker, operations manager of Safe Park UK, declared: "There are
>> signs saying that if you park here and you don't have a child then you
>> will be fined and this lady did not have a child.

> Oh the joys of motoring. Are we perhaps nearly reaching the point
> where mass car use is no longer a viable option?
>
> "Heavily pregnant and already overdue, Laura Howard decided to pop to
> Tesco for some last-minute baby goods.
>
> Because she was finding it hard to get around, she parked in a mother-
> and-toddler space to be closer to the supermarket.
>
> Half an hour later she struggled back to the car with her shopping to
> find a £90 parking ticket on the windscreen.
>
> She contacted Tesco, which referred her to car park operator Safe
> Park..."

>Oh the joys of motoring. Are we perhaps nearly reaching the point
>where mass car use is no longer a viable option?

> Doug wrote:

>> Oh the joys of motoring. Are we perhaps nearly reaching the point
>> where mass car use is no longer a viable option?

>

>> "Heavily pregnant and already overdue, Laura Howard decided to pop to
>> Tesco for some last-minute baby goods.

>

>> Because she was finding it hard to get around, she parked in a mother-
>> and-toddler space to be closer to the supermarket.

>

>> Half an hour later she struggled back to the car with her shopping to
>> find a £90 parking ticket on the windscreen.

>

>> She contacted Tesco, which referred her to car park operator Safe
>> Park..."

>
> Had that been me Safepark's ticket would have very swiftly found it's
> way into the circular filing cabinet.

> "Brimstone" yahoo.co.uk> wrote
>
>

>> Why do you take such delight in highlighting other people's
>> difficulties?

>
>
> Because that's what you do when you are at death's door. You become
> bitter.