"Skip Elliott Bowman" > wrote in
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> "Scott en Aztlán" > wrote in message
> ...
>> On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 19:26:50 GMT, "Skip Elliott Bowman"
>> > wrote:
>>
>>>"Harry K" > wrote in message
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>>>
>>>> In my case you will find my parking in DP slots quite often.
>>>> Looking at me you couldn't tell that anything was wrong. You would
>>>> be correct, there isn't. I park in DP spots because my wife is
>>>> disabled and I am taking her there or picking her up.
>>>
>>>That being the case, Harry, if you're driving your wife there and
>>>picking her up, couldn't you just drop her at the door and then park
>>>in a regular spot? Those spots are for people who are driving
>>>themselves and can't handle long walks.
>>
>> That's not what the rules say, Skippy. As long as there is a
>> handicapped person riding in the vehicle, the driver is entitled to
>> parlk there, whether he himself is handicapped or not. This is to
>> accommodate handicapped people who cannot drive themselves at all.
>
> How many aliases do you have?
>
>> Besides, I would much rather have the gimps spend 20 minutes getting
>> into/out of their cars in an out-of-the-way parking spot than to
>> block the main traffic aisle for 20 minutes because the driver took
>> your advice.
>
> I take it you don't have any handicap friends or family; at least none
> with whom you've shared this view. And I never suggested blocking a
> traffic aisle. Designated parking spots don't block any aisles. You
> just made that part up.
>
>
>

If you are "dropping her off *at the door*",then you would be in the fire
lane,the road that runs in front of the businesses,and certainly blocking
it (blocking the aisle) while you load/unload people.

Your words;"That being the case, Harry, if you're driving your wife there
and picking her up, couldn't you just drop her at the door and then park
in a regular spot? "


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