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pcso's can now give tickets for parking offences and in some areas have taken over from or work alongside traffic wardens
i know this coz i got two cars booked by a pcso over yorkshire when they were blocking an exit to teh apartment complex entrance im not ashamed to say i watched out the window with great joy at the buggers faces when they saw their tickets on their windscreens they didnt park there again |
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Also, the police can move in in these circumstances, as (I think) may come under a criminal offence if no restrictions on the road ...sort of trespassing. |
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Doubt that will happen Bernadette thay re always to busy on here trying to out do each other and find who has the biggest expenses :( Ive seen some dreadful near misses on Blackburn road in recent years and I dont think anything has ever been done to rectify the problem , and funnily enough about 95% seem to be coloured , and thats nots not me being racist thats me saying that these guys seem to have their own rules , esp on Blackburn road and like flashy says certain areas in Blackburn too. Makes me wonder what uproar if any there will be when a kiddie gets hit. We have parking regulations for a reason. |
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If the Council had been as diligent in enforcing the parking laws on Blackburn Rd, as we have been in the town centre we would have made a fortune |
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Re the little wander off topic about stopping when a flashing blue light vehicle is behind you, As far as I know you are only required to stop when a "uniformed police officer" tells you to do so, so if the driver/passenger is not in full uniform (including hat) then you (As far as I know) do not need to pull over. They can get a marked vehicle to stop you if needed, at which point you are required to stop.
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It's not just Blackburn Rd. In Gt Harwood I am sure that double yellow lines must mean something different than what they do in the rest of the Borough. |
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