OT: Who designs these thing?

Imagine our disabled driver is Alison Lapper or Frank Williams or someone with loads of money but limited use of arms or hands. The disabled bay is right near the shops but where's the payment machine and how high off the ground is it? Should Frank get into his electric wheelchair, drive to the other side of the car park, up the kerb then ask an able bodied person to reach the slot for him? Ability to pay here means ability to get a 50p coin into the machine, not affordability.

In Bournemouth once we saw massive signs 'the disabled must pay' which I thought they could use as a town motto.

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Alistair Tyrrell
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Not helped by the new electric buses which really have an acceleration ...

Reply to
Jethro_uk

Indeed, they seem to have rolled it back.

Mind you the city centre is like a bomb site at the moment (I know, how could you tell :) ) with all sorts of road closures diversions and things being moved around. But I know I didn't imagine rocking up one day, checking the machine and clearly reading that BB holders had to pay.

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Jethro_uk

What I find both bizarre and insane is people throttling themselves holding a phone in hand A but clasping it to ear B. How on earth have they had so much of their brain removed to be incapable of noticing how uncomfortable and awkward that it?

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jgh

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