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I understand that if your 4-way blinkers are on it's OK.

this is the way to deal with them:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1333149588.jpg

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Originally Posted by RWebb (Post 6657654)

this is the way to deal with them:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1333149588.jpg

was that a Mustang ?! :eek:

Most "Red Zones" are on private property and the property owner has to complain to the police before they can ticket/tow a vehicle.

In California, red curb means no parking, no stopping, no waiting, whether or not the car is attended. The fact that some of you may be "cool" with a brief stop at a red curb does not make it right, nor legal.

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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 6657366)

A fireman friend of mine loved to write tickets to folks sitting in a fire lane. He said it they were in that spot for more than 60 seconds he gave them a ticket. I never knew a fireman could write tickets.

Thats ones of the things I miss most about not being fire Chief any more.

The top spots were supermarkets, bagel stores and the worst was dry cleaners.

Id come across a car, parked in one, I'd hit the siren, give them a minute to move it. If not they got a ticket.
I remember one time, we had a call in Shop Rite for a smoke condition. I pulled up in my chief's vehicle, and a woman was getting out of her car which she left in the fire zone in front of the store. I hit the siren, as she was getting out, She waves to me and says "I just have to run in and grab something." Wrong thing to say to me. When my trucks pulled up, I had them block her in. For about an hour that we were there. She was jumping up and down, screaming, that she was gonna call the mayor. I told her if she wants, id call him right now if she wanted me to.

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Originally Posted by Hugh R (Post 6657420)

Typical Dipso, liberal. Red zones are usually because there is limited turning access, so what if you hold up traffic. After all, why should you be inconvenienced, when you can inconvenience a whole lot of people.

Funny, I attribute this behavior to axehole conservatives who think government is too big and passes too many laws.

"Ha! Yeah Hugh! That's funny, I didn't even notice, you Conservative wanker."

Hugh, I had no idea you were a conservative wanker!!!!:eek:

fiscal conservative wanker

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Originally Posted by Tobra (Post 6658056)

fiscal conservative wanker

And parking monitor!

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Originally Posted by Zeke (Post 6657522)

I had someone block me in San Francisco many years ago. SF has legendary parking problems. I rammed his car all the way out into the intersection and drove off. Good thing his brake was set well.

You, sir, are my hero.

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Originally Posted by Vipergrün (Post 6657288)

"Fire zone, no parking" signs. Curb painted bright red. Blocking the cross walk in the process.

Some entitled A$$ thinks the rule don't apply to him as he waits for his tart of a wife to run in and grab a few groceries.

Of course he's driving the ubiquitous silver Prius with USC license plate frame, so it's ok, right?

I ask the guy why he thinks it's ok to be parking in the red zone, blocking the cross walk. I am told to F off as if I am the one in the wrong.

Go figure.

Why do you believe this is "entitlement?" Breaking the law is not specific to one age group, class of people, or type of car driven.
Are you trying to appear cool by using the word for something that will get your PARF friends in another state of frenzied condemnation?
Sometimes I visualize some of you as little babies sitting in high chairs with a pacifier in your mouth screaming and crying over something you think is unfair but has so little consequence to the rest of existence.