Will this T-Cut out?
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No it's not. It's more like 20/80.
I disagree, it was inevitable that would happen parked in that position.
I agree/disagree. I suppose in an ideal world people should be able to chuffing drive, but then again, a lot the world isn't ideal, so maybe he should've taken idiots into account.
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My drive is too steep/covered in snow to park on, and the road was full from everyone else parking outside there houses 
The annoying thing is the car had only been there for 20minutes and its a very quiet road.
The annoying thing is the car had only been there for 20minutes and its a very quiet road.[Corsa]Fox;17909557 said:Please tell me you didnt think it was a good idea to park directly opposite a junction at the bottom of a hill in the snow
Really feel for you, as its obvious you liked the car. But todays lesson is all about defensive parking.
Theres a women who parks right opposite the car park where I live and even when it snows still parks there, its a nice down hill slope out of the car park and im suprised her can hasnt been smashed in to really.
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His insurance have already accepted liability. I can't believe this place sometimes haha. Have my parked car driven into, and theres still some people who have a go because i parked my car outside my house?
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Unfortunate accident, that is quite a gradient looking at the wall as a reference!
No one is having a go, they are asking a question around the rules of the road and liability. No harm in that.
Just a what if scenario rather than having a go. If your dad didn't know the bloke and he was savvy to the rules of the road you could be enjoying a pretty sour xmas.
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Fair enough, sorry if im a bit short tonight...not been the best day
To be completely honest, i haven't even heard of that rule. And for the amount of time my car was suppose to be parked there, i didn't worry about leaving it there, like i said its a really quiet road, even without snow. Just waiting for my hire car to turn up, pushed for an E90, but after looking outside at the conditions, sort of regret it! lol
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[Corsa]Fox;17909557 said:Please tell me you didnt think it was a good idea to park directly opposite a junction at the bottom of a hill in the snow
Really feel for you, as its obvious you liked the car. But todays lesson is all about defensive parking.
u serious?
Defensive parking? Sure park over two spaces in a supermarket car park, but to purposely not park outside UR OWN HOUSE for fear of something happening is madness!
Thats like saying your not gonna park on a street, as it has cars that drive along it and might hit your car!