If you think that's bad you should see the level of parking ineptitude in wollwich and Plumstead. It incredible how people think they can park on double yellow lines or block the entrance to a road.

It seems to me that drivers increasingly park where there are no yellow lines as if that were the only consideration. Round here they park on bends, opposite junctions, across lowered pedestrian kerbs and opposite one another leaving insufficient gap for buses. Many ironically have "children on board" type stickers.

The local driving instructor often parks on double yellows to brief his charges when there are plenty of alternatives.

Also there a couple of local pedestrian crossings where parking on the zigzags to nip to the shop or bank is seen as fair game. That is an offence. I believe any vehicle passing such parked vehicles is also being put at risk of being pulled for illegal overtaking!

This is what you get in a society full of selfish people, I used to have this regularly at the old house. They would park across my drive way and go to the community hall but, If you dared to park in their car parking area you were instantly told not to park there.

A work mate had a woman keep parking across his drive while she went shopping making him late for work on several occasions he cured it in the end by letting 2 of her tyres down. She never parked there again!

Yes ita annoying, but really what did anyone expect when a country is overcrowded by at least 10% and increasing, going to get far worse in the coming years.