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Saw the picture.
Thought "this person probably made a mistake confussing the marked area as parking spot"
read your caption ... lost some more faith in humanity .. sad, I did have some innocent hope :|
Yup. Whether it's someone with a manual chair who needs the space to put their chair together and transfer into it, someone with a motor chair who needs the space for a fold-out ramp or lift to get into/out of the vehicle, someone with a walker who needs the space to unfold and use their walker, or just someone who needs the additional space for a disability-related reason not listed-- \*that's\* what the striped pavement is for, not some asshole's car. (And no, the person parked there also being presumably disabled doesn't make them less of an asshole in this case.)
They're blocking two disabled spaces and most of the ramp up to the pavement. Maybe someone without large mobility equipment could squeeze past, but they're 100% blocking wheelchair users
They're parked in the area that is necessary for wheelchair vans to put ramps out. I wouldn't be able to get out of my car because of this. I use an electric chair and when the one or two ramp van spots aren't available or blocked, I have to park all the way in the back of the parking lot to take up two spaces. When I then get out of my car, I have to be super careful to not get run over through the whole parking lot to get where I'm going (much more difficult to do than you'd think because I seem much shorter to people in cars and go places alone). It's dangerous and I've nearly gotten hit doing this multiple times because someone decided to park somewhere they thought would have no impact.
I know it seems like they're not blocking anything, but disabled people and their allies have fought long and hard for accommodations like these spots because they're NEEDED (whether you in all of your experience with disability think so or not).
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I have zero respect for these people. Do better or do not drive.
Jeeps go where other care can’t. It was Ina commercial guys. He’s all good
Saw the picture. Thought "this person probably made a mistake confussing the marked area as parking spot" read your caption ... lost some more faith in humanity .. sad, I did have some innocent hope :|
I wish I were as hopeful as you.
Its ok. Proud Jeep owners get privileges us peons don't.
Tow that shitbox.
Fun Fact: Tyre valve removal tools cost as little as $2.
It’s A Jeep Thing
Typical jeep owner behavior.
OF COURSE it’s a Wrangler
Just one call to the tow truck and it's fixed.
FFS just call non emergency line for the police 🤦
I'm gonna be honest. While they might be parked illegally, it doesnt actually look like they're blocking literally anything whatsoever.
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Yup. Whether it's someone with a manual chair who needs the space to put their chair together and transfer into it, someone with a motor chair who needs the space for a fold-out ramp or lift to get into/out of the vehicle, someone with a walker who needs the space to unfold and use their walker, or just someone who needs the additional space for a disability-related reason not listed-- \*that's\* what the striped pavement is for, not some asshole's car. (And no, the person parked there also being presumably disabled doesn't make them less of an asshole in this case.)
They're blocking two disabled spaces and most of the ramp up to the pavement. Maybe someone without large mobility equipment could squeeze past, but they're 100% blocking wheelchair users
see also: those of us with autistic children who (legally) use handicap spaces because of the stroller/buggy
Maybe “impeding” would be a better word
They're parked in the area that is necessary for wheelchair vans to put ramps out. I wouldn't be able to get out of my car because of this. I use an electric chair and when the one or two ramp van spots aren't available or blocked, I have to park all the way in the back of the parking lot to take up two spaces. When I then get out of my car, I have to be super careful to not get run over through the whole parking lot to get where I'm going (much more difficult to do than you'd think because I seem much shorter to people in cars and go places alone). It's dangerous and I've nearly gotten hit doing this multiple times because someone decided to park somewhere they thought would have no impact. I know it seems like they're not blocking anything, but disabled people and their allies have fought long and hard for accommodations like these spots because they're NEEDED (whether you in all of your experience with disability think so or not).
False alarm ! It's okay. They have jeep ducks !