There Could Be Trouble in Store for Motorists If They Park in Spaces for Parents or Disabled
Western Mail › January 14, 2008
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They have been surrounded by brightly coloured markings and prominent signs for years, but motorists still insist on pulling into parking bays reserved for the disabled or parents with children. But those who continue to do so will soon be out of pocket after Asda announced this week it is to fine customers pounds 60 for parking there without permission.
And the Disabled Motorists Federation went considerably further yesterday, insisting that carers who abused the blue badge should be jailed.See the full content of this document
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There Could Be Trouble in Store for Motorists If They Park in Spaces for Parents or Disabled
John Killicks, the federation's director, said it was "completely inexcusable" that anyone so well aware of the issue should use reserved spaces and called for much heavier fines for other able- bodied drivers who park in them.
Mr Killicks said non-disabled driver...See the full content of this document
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