Friday 16 March 2018
Ford Ka fitted with light blue parking sensors
Watton Towing fitted this 2010 Ford Ka fitted with light blue rear audible parking sensors ( Dolphin Automotive DPS400).
Woman jailed for tampering with parking ticket in Dubai
A 25-year-old German woman has been sentenced to three months in jail after she tampered with a parking ticket.
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The Court charged the woman with forgery after the public prosecution recommended for
strictest penalty for her.
The offence took place on June 16, 2016. A ticket inspector noticed that one of the cars had a ticket on where the month had been changed by hand. "The fare paid and the
parking time did not match," the inspector told the prosecutor.
"It looked obvious that the ticket was issued
on May 16 but the car owner changed the date on the ticket to June 16
and left it on the front of the car. I reported the matter to my
superior and then to the police."
The defendant admitted that she had got a paid
parking ticket on May 16, 2016 and she used the same ticket on June 16,
2016, by changing the month from 5 to 6 so as to avoid buying a new
ticket.
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Tuesday 13 March 2018
Parking sensors Installed on Ford Focus S-Line
White DPS400 parking sensor kit installed on to ford focus S-Line
Monday 12 March 2018
Traffic warden photographed parking on double yellow lines
Workers in an industrial estate were left shocked after a
traffic warden parked on double yellow lines before proceeding to check the
parking of others.
A passer by photographed the car after seeing a warden in
uniform, with ticketing machine, get out and lock his car to begin his rounds.
The photographer joked: “We were wondering whether his was
going to be the first ticket he issued or the last.”
He continued: “We could not believe it when he pulled up,
got out of his car and walked off, presumably to do his rounds, bold as brass. The
county council put double yellow lines all over the industrial estate because
of the parking problems, yet it seems that doesn’t apply to traffic wardens. I
guess that if you are the warden there is no one who is going to ticket you. We
were just so struck by the irony. He was parked there for around three-quarters
of an hour and then left. I don’t know whether he gave it up as a bad job or
had a very lucrative trip. Either way he should have some questions to answer.”
The photo of the car was sent to Nottinghamshire County
Council, to which Mr Gary Wood, of the highways team replied:
“Although we haven’t had a direct complaint made to the
council, we have been made aware of a Civil Enforcement Officer parking on
double yellow lines on Wednesday afternoon (of last week) along Brunel Drive,
so will be following this up and carefully looking into the circumstances.
“While most Civil Enforce-ment Officer work is carried out
on foot, occasionally a car is necessary so they are exempt from most parking
restrictions while carrying out their duties.
“This includes double yellow lines, as alternative parking
is not always practicably possible.”
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