DRIVERS who just can’t park their cars correctly continue to amaze our readers – and this time, the examples of bad parking are even worse than before!
Take a look through some of the previous examples you sent us here
Our readers were fed-up with bad parking when we asked them to send us their pictures at the end of last month, but now they’re furious – leaving notes under the windscreen wipers of errant vehicles, and shaming the most inconveniently parked motorists.
Among the worst offenders this time is a car, which ‘thinks it's ok to block someone’s drive’ according to the photographer who spotted it.
The reader who spotted it said: "This person thought it was ok to block someone’s drive while they took their child into school on Caversham park village."
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One driver was clearly keen to get to Tesco in Caversham before it closes.
The photo shows a car crashed on top of the barriers in the car park.
Delivery drivers have also caused a nuisance in and around Reading.
The photo below shows a DPD van parked across the grass 'blocking the footpath'.
Van parked in Chiltern Crescent, Earley
One mother trying to use the pavement was blocked by a bad parker on Prospect Street.
She said: "I have a pushchair and wanted to cross the zebra crossing. Stood there for good 10 mins."
More bad parking is shown in Gosbrook Road with the pavement blocked off forcing a mum to walk on the road with her son.
Have you seen worse examples of parking than this? Can you top not only these offenders but our last batch of bad apples?
Let us know by submitting pictures to the form below.
Bad parking Reading- seen any recently?
Send us your pics of people parking on pavements, blocking entrances or generally just making strange decisions. Don't forget to tell us where the pictures were taken!
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