Wow. This needs to be everywhere.

[pfazz]

 

[malg]

Yeah, I'm sure that will stop people parking in disabled slots.

 

[BimboBob]

Says I have to log in.


I'll pass.

 

[denislawsbackheel]

So what happens?

 

[Stuuuuuu]

Basically if a car without a disabled sticker approaches a disabled parking space, a hologram of a bloke in a wheelchair appears and tells the driver to do one.

 

[TCIB]

You can either profit from this or be destroyed !

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

I was hoping that the disabled sign on the floor came up like those bollards and rips off the sump! A few piccies in hologram form aren't gonna stop the serial culprits.

 

[Clevers]

It could lead to people crashing into wheelchair users and claiming they thought they were holograms.

 

[stony]

It would be more effective if they did a big shit on his bonnet and stuck a little disabled flag in it.

 

[bluethrunthru]

all that is needed in reality is for parking restrictions to be enforced in car parks so selfish bastards don't park in disabled and parent and child spaces when they are not entitled to. I bit of public shaming doesn't go amiss either - I often see people parking in the parent and child bay when they shouldn't so I shout to them as they cross the car park that they have left their kid in the car - I keep doing it until they have to publicly acknowledge there isn't one and 9 times out of 10 they go and move the car - on the other occasion they just get the wrath and ridicule of other car park users.

I once parked blocking in a works van in a disabled bay went in and did my shopping. I came out and was confronted by a big builder type asking me "what the fuck I was doing blocking him in" - I just replied I assumed you could park anywhere in this car park and just as he was about to get aggressive an old guy got out of his car in the next bay and stood next to me - he then prodded the van driver in the chest with his walking stick and said " just do one son" - the white van man went purple and just fucked off with jeers ringing in his ears from other nearby shoppers.

I really do think using these bays when you are not entitled to is just ignorant and selfish - I also have to say the majority of people I see doing it would benefit from the extra walking distance between car and shop front door to be honest.