IanCockcroft Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 Why on earth are the disabled bays always so close to the entrance? I really don't get it...I mean, it's not like these guys walk anywhere... I am in a wheel chair and I dont mind if its not in front, the main thing is that the bays are bigger so we can get in and out easily. also, you dont have to be in a wheelchair. Guys with polio or clubfeet or what ever where walking far is difficult can and do use them.
Slowbee Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 I am in a wheel chair and I dont mind if its not in front, the main thing is that the bays are bigger so we can get in and out easily. also, you dont have to be in a wheelchair. Guys with polio or clubfeet or what ever where walking far is difficult can and do use them. when did you land up in a wheel chair ?
dirtrider Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 Be carefull to just jump onto a "disabled " driver when he climb out of his car . Having a wooden leg or even arm qualifies you to park in such parking .
Slowbee Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 I am in a wheel chair and I dont mind if its not in front, the main thing is that the bays are bigger so we can get in and out easily. also, you dont have to be in a wheelchair. Guys with polio or clubfeet or what ever where walking far is difficult can and do use them. i somehow doubt we will get a reply to my question.
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