Name & Shame: Photos of people abusing handicap spots / D-Bag Parking

License Plate "RUS BUS"

Yeah, I'd say he parks it like it's a bus. Right on the line taking up two spots.

Kiraly wrote: ↑ This circle has no parking and no stopping signs all around the outside of it. But there’s no signage in the middle. Not sure if this guy is a d-bag or a genius.

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Genius! Parallel parking along a curved road ain't easy

I posted the above upthread. Check out Google Maps satellite view of the same circle: Three are parked around the outside where it says no parking, and yet another vehicle is in the middle lol https://www.google.com/maps/@49.2731321 ... a=!3m1!1e3
Street view showing no parking sign https://www.google.com/maps/@49.2730945 ... 384!8i8192

Here's a couple of douchebags who took the 2 handicap spots in front of the Pharmaprix on Marcel Lauren Blvd in Saint-Laurent. As you can see, the BMW was a guy and girl in their 20s.

Before I went in, there was another guy who pulled into a handicap spot at the opposite corner of the entrance to let his wife out to go in and he just sat there waiting. There were plenty of non-handicap spots available. I said your in a handicap spot and he just said "I know". I notice a lot of the times when this happens, it's usually these more expensive cars. I guess because the handicap spots are wider, they want those spots to prevent getting their cars dinged. So I guess their cars are more important than someone who really needs those spots.

Thought they have all around view monitors on these. Spot on the left was too small for me to fit

License plate: CLMV 213 [...] Male Driver

Swerny wrote: ↑ D8942C3D-98D4-4A69-BD53-6BEA12C6D055.jpeg

The Jeep or the F150?

Or both?

Jeep parked at a non parking spot

booblehead wrote: ↑ Jeep parked at a non parking spot

Oh ya. I thought the F150 as taking too spots too. I see the little car in the middle when zoom in.

booblehead wrote: ↑ Jeep parked at a non parking spot

I had to do a double take to make sure that wasn't me in my Jeep. I don't think it is, but I have parked like that when I'm waiting in the car for the wife and don't want to block the flow of traffic.

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Haha. Looks to me that happened at a school parking lot .

booblehead wrote: ↑ Haha. Looks to me that happened at a school parking lot .

It did. The same picture is in an unrelated thread in the Off-Topic forum.

probably in a real hurry. good that the next spot is wide to accommodate this

Is that a Corolla? Geeze, one of the smaller cars on the road and the driver can't even freakin fit it between the lines...

mrweather wrote: ↑ Is that a Corolla? Geeze, one of the smaller cars on the road and the driver can't even freakin fit it between the lines...

Typically I see that small car drivers are by far the worst parkers, and I have never understood why. That said, I find my Armada far easier to parallel park than when I had the Sentra.

You get a mix if both, of course, but you typically don't see a truck or large SUV poorly parked. People who buy them, know how to park them getting it.

Now you don't need to go find pictures of trucks parked poorly, LOL, I know they are out there,I am speaking for the majority.

Gutty96 wrote: ↑ Typically I see that small car drivers are by far the worst parkers, and I have never understood why. That said, I find my Armada far easier to parallel park than when I had the Sentra.

You get a mix if both, of course, but you typically don't see a truck or large SUV poorly parked. People who buy them, know how to park them getting it.

Now you don't need to go find pictures of trucks parked poorly, LOL, I know they are out there,I am speaking for the majority.

In my experience pickups are the worst. I see small cars badly parked but they have more margin for error, so even if crooked it's still in the lines, but they are often driven by old people so that explains why they're bad.

engineered wrote: ↑ In my experience pickups are the worst. I see small cars badly parked but they have more margin for error, so even if crooked it's still in the lines, but they are often driven by old people so that explains why they're bad.

You in a city? Could be a local thing. Most truck drivers around here are lifelong, passed down from Dad truck drivers. So that may explain it, vs a city guy getting his first pickup to go to Walmart and back. Not that there is anything wrong with that, just learn how to BACK INTO THE SPOT and you will be fine.

Gutty96 wrote: ↑ You in a city? Could be a local thing. Most truck drivers around here are lifelong, passed down from Dad truck drivers. So that may explain it, vs a city guy getting his first pickup to go to Walmart and back. Not that there is anything wrong with that, just learn how to BACK INTO THE SPOT and you will be fine.

Yea, in the GTA. Most of the pickups are pristine and beds barely used, so they're probably newbs to large vehicles or scared to scratch their 70k truck.

https://bc.ctvnews.ca/mobile/driver-of- ... -1.5448127

VANCOUVER -- Transit police say they have fined a woman hundreds of dollars and docked points off her license after she parked in the middle of a Canada Line pedestrian plaza.

Photos of the incident at the Canada Line Brighouse Station in Richmond were shared to Twitter on Friday by police, however they did not specify when the incident occurred.