Now that's some bullshit.
Raritan 911: Robocop
- Thread starter Carson
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So if there are more handicapped people/vehicles than available handicapped spots, they should just drive home? Or wait for a blue spot to open up?
So my, uh, friend's citizen's arrest won't hold up in court is what you're telling me?
He should probably cease detaining him?
Yeah otherwise he's going to have a bad day.
The people that need a ticket are the ones that drive around with the permit hanging off the mirror - it is just the right size to block out one person walking.
so fedex in branchburg has a large parking lot for its employees. As such, it has 3 handicap spaces.
the 3 spaces are right at the front door for dropping off packages. which wouldn't be the employee entrance anyway.
nobody ever parks there. my car may have been in one of those spots, just to turn around, of course.
i guess they let the new guy design it?
so fedex in branchburg has a large parking lot for its employees. As such, it has 3 handicap spaces.
the 3 spaces are right at the front door for dropping off packages. which wouldn't be the employee entrance anyway.
nobody ever parks there. my car may have been in one of those spots, just to turn around, of course.
i guess they let the new guy design it?
Karate Monkey
Well-Known Member
The people that need a ticket are the ones that drive around with the permit hanging off the mirror - it is just the right size to block out one person walking.
so fedex in branchburg has a large parking lot for its employees. As such, it has 3 handicap spaces.
the 3 spaces are right at the front door for dropping off packages. which wouldn't be the employee entrance anyway.
nobody ever parks there. my car may have been in one of those spots, just to turn around, of course.
i guess they let the new guy design it?
#greatfeatsofengineeeing
Blair
Well-Known Member
How often have you ticketed or towed a car without handicap tags in a handicap spot?
#notmyjob
Forgot to share this one with you yesterday-
I'm walking in the city, see a dude changing a tire,
putting on the donut.
Half a block away what I saw registered-
Dudeman had taken off a booted wheel.
Not sure how he managed that, since only 2 lug nuts were exposed with the boot on,
maybe it was loose enough he could spin it around once he jacked the car up.
What's the service charge for a boot?
I'm walking in the city, see a dude changing a tire,
putting on the donut.
Half a block away what I saw registered-
Dudeman had taken off a booted wheel.
Not sure how he managed that, since only 2 lug nuts were exposed with the boot on,
maybe it was loose enough he could spin it around once he jacked the car up.
What's the service charge for a boot?
RetroGrouch
Active Member
Reminded me of this
http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthread.php?3880087
http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthread.php?3880087
Okay, but how much to remove the boot?
And if it gets damaged?
Nice.
Googled it up, and it looks like $500 is the top fee for damaged/lost boot.
Seems low.
Is anything a cop is holding legal?
I think so, but to be safe, you'd better incinerate it.
With a nice glass of scotch.
If someone offers you $20 to set it on fire..... take the money and enjoy!
