During the winter, when huge snowbanks are blocking the sides of streets, I've noticed many drivers like to bend the rules when it comes to where they can park their cars.
In the summer, I think it's just laziness.
Really? You're going to park across the entire Bixi station? Do you not know what it's for? Has it not been talked about enough in the news that you don't recognize it?
I know it used to be a parking space, but you don't think the giant contraption (not to mention the red "no parking" bag over the meter post) might have been an indication not to park there?
No wonder we need garish concrete barriers installed next to these stations.
A fire hydrant at Sherbrooke and Clark forces this driver to park a bit ahead
Then we have this guy (or girl), who decided to obey that don't-park-in-front-of-the-fire-hydrant rule but disregard that don't-park-too-close-to-intersections rule.
You'd think the fact that you have to park at an angle might be an indication you're too close to the corner.
It looks like it's making a turn, but there's no one inside.
What gets me is I'm pretty sure I saw the same car parked the same way in the same space a few weeks earlier. Someone needs to give the driver a ticket or this behaviour is going to continue (or worse, spread).
