Doing it effectively, with DHL

Off the back of the City of Westminster’s poor attempts at parking properly, a subscriber to fnar, lets call him Disgruntled of Euston, sent me these pictures.

white-van-parkingIt’s a white van, parked on the street, I thought at first, but there were a couple of subtleties I picked up on. First was that the message with the picture said the white van man was a bit rude towards the pedestrian, who was carrying some shopping. Also, looking deeper, do you see the disabled sign?

disabled-badge-holders-onlyYes, it says Disabled badge holders only. Now, that one’s not rocket science to figure out. But dig deeper into the picture. There’s another thing that makes this audacious parking.

whitevan-dhl-signThis vehicle is either making a delivery or collection on behalf of DHL couriers. Please allow 20 minutes to load or unload before you isue a Penalty Charge Notice. Your co-operation is greatly appreciated.

So, besides a considerable disregard towards humanity, DHL have a special dispensation, where they can park wherever they like, and instruct leniency on the windscreen. Maybe you can try this too. Next time you park on a London street, just leave a cheeky note on the windscreen telling the Traffic Warden to allow 20 minutes before you get a ticket!

Cheeky bastards.

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