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The traffic warden is about to slap a parking ticket on the windscreen of the VW parked on double-yellow lines.
After she does so, she takes a photograph of the front and rear of the car and of the parking restriction sign.
Why she didn't ticket the other cars lower down the street I don't know.
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6 comments:
Seeing this from Athens, Greece, it looks nearly surreal, as cars are able to park nearly everywhere, without receiving a ticket at all.
Please have a nice Thursday.
daily athens
That's a lot of activities for a parking violator. I've heard of wheel clamps too. Very nice shot close to reality.
Our police respond, "When you go fishing, you only catch one fish at a time."
Will the photo be kept on file for ten years ? Perhaps there is a whole industry looking after the pics - warehouse and office staff - managers and accountants, IT people and whatever. These photos could be keeping thousands in employment.
Every cloud has a silver lining ..
Oh no! It's interesting that they take pictures of the offending vehicle. I guess it's hard to dispute photographic evidence!
It's called selective fund raising I suppose! LOL
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