Pavement Parking

Anyone interested in the DfT's research on pavement parking?

http://www.pavementparking.org.uk

For some reason, I've decided not to cross-post to you-know-where.

For some reason, I've decided not to cross-post to you-know-where.

Wimp ;-)

Cheers, helen s


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[Not Responding] wrote:
Anyone interested in the DfT's research on pavement parking?

http://www.pavementparking.org.uk

For some reason, I've decided not to cross-post to you-know-where.

I skimmed some of the pages, in the FUTURES part it refers to CPZ, now the
only CPZ I know are Corner Patrol Zones in Robot Wars. If you stray into one
you are fair game for the house robots. I picture Sgt Bash destroying the
silly small cars belonging to my neighbour and her friends who regulary
block my front path by parking on the pavement. :-)


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On Wed, 21 Jan 2004 09:14:08 -0000 someone who may be "MSeries"
wrote this:-

I skimmed some of the pages, in the FUTURES part it refers to CPZ, now the
only CPZ I know are Corner Patrol Zones in Robot Wars. If you stray into one
you are fair game for the house robots. I picture Sgt Bash destroying the
silly small cars belonging to my neighbour and her friends who regulary
block my front path by parking on the pavement. :-)

What a good idea. Unfortunately in this context CPZ stands for
Controlled Parking Zone.


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