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Parent & Child Parking. Asda dishing out fines!

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supadupapupascupa · 26/07/2011 14:28

news article here

It seems asda are fining people for illegally using these spaces!

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MarathonMama · 26/07/2011 14:35

Hooray!

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Nagini · 26/07/2011 14:38

but how can they if they are not legally protected?

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scurryfunge · 26/07/2011 14:39

They rely on people paying up, they are not enforceable.

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supadupapupascupa · 26/07/2011 14:49

i didn't think it could be illegal, but i'm no expert.

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reelingintheyears · 26/07/2011 16:00

They can hand out whatever they want but they are not enforceable at all.

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InnocentRedhead · 26/07/2011 16:02

Good, after having to traipse all way across Asda car park the other day because there was one single man in a car WAITING for a parent and child space as person had finished shopping. Walked past his car - he had a booster seat. Group 0 and a 1-3 seats in my car - with the children in them!

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InnocentRedhead · 26/07/2011 16:02

empty booster seat* no child with him

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reelingintheyears · 26/07/2011 16:10

If he was waiting for a space maybe the child had gone ahead with another parent and was already in the shop.

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2shoes · 26/07/2011 16:12

wonder how they can enforce this, what if mum is picking dad and child up from supermarket, so waits, would she get a ticket.
wish they would spend more time making sure people with out blue badges arn't in the disabled bays(or those people who sit waiting)

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ItsAllGoingToBeFine · 26/07/2011 16:20

presumably the car park belongs to them so they can charge whatever they want for its use. Premium prices for p&c/ blue badge, but genuine users get 100% discount?

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mayorquimby · 26/07/2011 17:29

Good luck to them, I won't be paying if ticketed.

"presumably the car park belongs to them so they can charge whatever they want for its use. "

Yup they can, if they want to charge ten pound an hour good luck to them, but they can't attempt to enforce penalty clauses in contracts as they're illegal.

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