They aren't all bad at CAG
someone trying to squirm out of paying a fine here:
http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...-markings.html
And been told that he was inconsideratly parked by the other members
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Originally posted by Bob Dalek View PostYou are braver than me! I would be terrified of becoming road kill if cycling in London!
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostI use the bike a lot for short trips. I couldn't stand the hassle associated with using the car - traffic, hunting down parking spaces, paying for parking and having to come back to the car to feed the meter or leave. The city centre is no-go for me by car now, it's just too awful. Compared to bike: hop on bike and glide into town, directly to destination, no time or parking worries, traffic, etc. Cycle up-hill back home (that's the negative part).
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I use the bike a lot for short trips. I couldn't stand the hassle associated with using the car - traffic, hunting down parking spaces, paying for parking and having to come back to the car to feed the meter or leave. The city centre is no-go for me by car now, it's just too awful. Compared to bike: hop on bike and glide into town, directly to destination, no time or parking worries, traffic, etc. Cycle up-hill back home (that's the negative part).
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Originally posted by swamp View PostIn London they clamp you then remove your car. Usually this costs £250. I park like a saint, and where I can I use multi-storey car parks (where the f**kers can't get you)
When I'm outside of London however I feel strangely liberated, like I can park for free, anywhere I like...
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In London they clamp you then remove your car. Usually this costs £250. I park like a saint, and where I can I use multi-storey car parks (where the f**kers can't get you)
When I'm outside of London however I feel strangely liberated, like I can park for free, anywhere I like...
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Originally posted by Diver View PostOnly been clamped once, behind a nightclub in Newport........
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Park anywhere I damn well like and sod anyone else
Only been clamped once, behind a nightclub in Newport. I left the clamp hanging from the clamping sign
Didn't notice the sticker on the passenger side window of the 4x4 and drove off. The top chain on the clamp ripped out of the plate, and I drove out of it. It did put a small dent in my wheel arch though
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Parking
33Park anywhere I damn well like and sod anyone else (CAG)15.15%5Only park where I know I have permission / park in public car parks60.61%20I am Cybertory - Parking fines are a New Labour Steath Tax6.06%2I ride a bike9.09%3I am Incognito and you are all sentenced to 5 years9.09%3Poll to follow
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