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Accessible ticket machines.

john_taylor

Has there been a discussion on this?
I found one today, private car park. Council member not happy but company not interested in accessibility and want to people to use an app as:
Alt. Ticket machine up 5 steps - only way to pay if you can't get up them you have to use an app.

Just as they can't be bothered to make it accessible.

Just for reference in case of Ambleside public car park next to caravan club. All this as it floods and a removable ticket machine when it floods.

For interest is anything like this elsewhere or are locals trying to solve it?

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john_taylor

Adrian_Scope

I haven't seen this mentioned before @john_taylor but searching online I've seen this comes up quite often.
It also seems some councils are planning to do away with all parking meters and are opting for app-based versions instead.

How do you feel about using an app for parking?

surfygoose

I think there only being apps will be very hard for some people. My mum can’t use apps. She finds understanding car parks increasingly difficult.

2oldcodgers

For those fortunate enough to have a Blue Badge, there is no need to pay to park at all. If the car parks insist that the disabled pay then I park on double yellow lines
I really do object that councils see car parks as a means to raise money other than for the mainteance and upkeep of the car park.

Wibbles

2oldcodgers said:

For those fortunate enough to have a Blue Badge, there is no need to pay to park at all. If the car parks insist that the disabled pay then I park on double yellow lines
I really do object that councils see car parks as a means to raise money other than for the mainteance and upkeep of the car park.

Same here
I park in the most awkward places on purpose to make my point
As long as it is not dangerous or illegal
Unfortunately this is happening more and more often these days

2oldcodgers

Wibbles said:

2oldcodgers said:

For those fortunate enough to have a Blue Badge, there is no need to pay to park at all. If the car parks insist that the disabled pay then I park on double yellow lines
I really do object that councils see car parks as a means to raise money other than for the mainteance and upkeep of the car park.

Same here
I park in the most awkward places on purpose to make my point
As long as it is not dangerous or illegal
Unfortunately this is happening more and more often these days

I do too. The city where we go to to do the bigger shopping is so full of visitors that most car parks are full the nearer you are to the centre. I find that the best place is right outside the police station and courts as they are in the centre plus it is fairly safe with police officers coming and going all day and night.
I stick up my BB and am rest assured that I have 3 hours of free private parking. The only thing to be aware of is where I park by reference to the restrictions laid down in the Highway Code.