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Re: parking ticket
« Reply #15 on: 13 June 2008, 00:59:26 »

Cheers Mike, just looked into all that.
Decided to put motability car off for now until i get my MV6 out of my system! Have claimed tax exemption instead.

Sounds like you know a bit about all this.
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« Reply #16 on: 13 June 2008, 01:14:14 »

same with the road tax you can only use the car if your disabled relative is with you....according to the nice dvla woman who told me mum off for taxing my car and was going to report me to the police for driving with no road tax...so icancel the road tax and pay for it legally......
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Re: parking ticket
« Reply #17 on: 13 June 2008, 01:22:52 »

Dont tend to go very far without the little fella in tow!
Only work a couple of evenings a week, so will use Jimbobs car!

Would be more helpful if they concentrated on untaxed and uninsured drivers instead of frightening people! ::)
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« Reply #18 on: 13 June 2008, 01:26:07 »

yep me mum taxed as a favour for all the running about i do for em....she was crying when she told me the dvla woman was a right snotty cow to her over the phone telling her that my car would be seized and i would get banned and heavily fined.....prats
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« Reply #19 on: 13 June 2008, 01:29:23 »

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havent had a parking ticket for over 20 years,got one today  :-[ :'(

Yes eventually they get us all Albitz. :'(  Mind you the last one I received was cancelled after I appealed.  Worth a try apparently, with 67% of all tickets national being cancelled after appeal. :y
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Re: parking ticket
« Reply #20 on: 13 June 2008, 01:32:48 »

They do have a right way of making you feel like a criminal!
Hope your poor mum didnt take it to heart too much.
With all the disability stuff we are doing at the moment, ive had to toughen up pretty quick!
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Re: parking ticket
« Reply #21 on: 13 June 2008, 12:02:25 »

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Dont tend to go very far without the little fella in tow!
Only work a couple of evenings a week, so will use Jimbobs car!

Would be more helpful if they concentrated on untaxed and uninsured drivers instead of frightening people! ::)

You can do some things without the disabled person in the car, if it is on their behalf, and this does include going to the shops or to metings on their behalf or in their interest etc. So It ives a fairly wide scope but is still abused by some. There again so are disabled parking places, a really personal annoyance.
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Re: parking ticket
« Reply #22 on: 13 June 2008, 12:54:45 »

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Dont tend to go very far without the little fella in tow!
Only work a couple of evenings a week, so will use Jimbobs car!

Would be more helpful if they concentrated on untaxed and uninsured drivers instead of frightening people! ::)

You can do some things without the disabled person in the car, if it is on their behalf, and this does include going to the shops or to metings on their behalf or in their interest etc. So It ives a fairly wide scope but is still abused by some. There again so are disabled parking places, a really personal annoyance.

I was just reading the thread , but Mike has picked up on the same thing.

Most of it is common sence.  

Things like parking in disabled parking area's (with out the disabled person being there)

A disabled persons does not have to be in the car, but the basic premis of being granted a Disabled tax disc is to help that person, so shoping on thier behalf is feesable,

So is paying thier bills and booking thier holidays in town, the fact you are going on holiday as well is a bonus, and if you pay your bills at the same time etc.

I cant exactly see a police officer or traffic warden complaining about you shopping unless you are buying a pink dress and the tax disk is in a mans name.  but then they could have paid for that pink dress as a birthday pressent for you, unless of course you are a man, even then the case could be argued.

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Re: parking ticket
« Reply #23 on: 13 June 2008, 13:20:19 »

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Dont tend to go very far without the little fella in tow!
Only work a couple of evenings a week, so will use Jimbobs car!

Would be more helpful if they concentrated on untaxed and uninsured drivers instead of frightening people! ::)

You can do some things without the disabled person in the car, if it is on their behalf, and this does include going to the shops or to metings on their behalf or in their interest etc. So It ives a fairly wide scope but is still abused by some. There again so are disabled parking places, a really personal annoyance.

I was just reading the thread , but Mike has picked up on the same thing.

Most of it is common sence.  

Things like parking in disabled parking area's (with out the disabled person being there)

A disabled persons does not have to be in the car, but the basic premis of being granted a Disabled tax disc is to help that person, so shoping on thier behalf is feesable,

So is paying thier bills and booking thier holidays in town, the fact you are going on holiday as well is a bonus, and if you pay your bills at the same time etc.

I cant exactly see a police officer or traffic warden complaining about you shopping unless you are buying a pink dress and the tax disk is in a mans name.  but then they could have paid for that pink dress as a birthday pressent for you, unless of course you are a man, even then the case could be argued.

By certain members of oof. ;D ;D ;D
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Re: parking ticket
« Reply #24 on: 13 June 2008, 13:30:48 »

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Dont tend to go very far without the little fella in tow!
Only work a couple of evenings a week, so will use Jimbobs car!

Would be more helpful if they concentrated on untaxed and uninsured drivers instead of frightening people! ::)

You can do some things without the disabled person in the car, if it is on their behalf, and this does include going to the shops or to metings on their behalf or in their interest etc. So It ives a fairly wide scope but is still abused by some. There again so are disabled parking places, a really personal annoyance.

I was just reading the thread , but Mike has picked up on the same thing.

Most of it is common sence.  

Things like parking in disabled parking area's (with out the disabled person being there)

A disabled persons does not have to be in the car, but the basic premis of being granted a Disabled tax disc is to help that person, so shoping on thier behalf is feesable,

So is paying thier bills and booking thier holidays in town, the fact you are going on holiday as well is a bonus, and if you pay your bills at the same time etc.

I cant exactly see a police officer or traffic warden complaining about you shopping unless you are buying a pink dress and the tax disk is in a mans name.  but then they could have paid for that pink dress as a birthday pressent for you, unless of course you are a man, even then the case could be argued.

By certain members of oof. ;D ;D ;D

Didnt want to add that bit..
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Re: parking ticket
« Reply #25 on: 13 June 2008, 14:05:57 »

Think i missed something!?!  :-?
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Re: parking ticket
« Reply #26 on: 13 June 2008, 14:07:48 »

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Think i missed something!?!  :-?

Such innocence,.. ::) ::) ::) Thought you would have been first there :y :y :y  
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Re: parking ticket
« Reply #27 on: 13 June 2008, 14:18:36 »

Who me???????
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« Reply #28 on: 13 June 2008, 14:23:33 »

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Re: parking ticket
« Reply #29 on: 13 June 2008, 14:25:37 »

Really have no idea what you're implying!
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