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A WOMAN found an abusive note on her car after briefly parking on the street – she claims she did nothing wrong.
Allison Moore, from Manchester, was in an area with “zero parking facilities” and noticed the irate sticker on her car telling her to “stop parking like a ****”.
She said the tired parking “considerately” during a long-weekend visit, according to Teesside Live.
Taking to social media, she posted: “Got to my vehicle today and found this sticker some lovely person has stuck on my window.
“I was parked on the top of [Cobble Carr], not near to anyone’s driveway or blocking window view.
“I was trying to park considerately and not to annoy anyone. Big fail on that one.”
She continued: “If you are on Westgate, can the person tell me where are you meant to park?
“I appreciate nobody wants anyone to park outside their house or on their road but people have to park somewhere.
“This is a cowardly act and very childish, whoever it was you should be so proud of yourself, I just hope you don’t start to damage vehicles next.”
Allison told Teesside Live: “I had been here on a little break and have no parking facilities.
“I had been trying to considerately park some where everyday.
“I had this sticker and another resident on a different street telling me to not to park there either.
“I wouldn’t have done so if there weren’t double yellow lines outside.”
She’s since received a “kind offer” to park on a resident’s driveway.
The sticker caused a backlash online.
“Who’d waste their money buying those stickers,” wrote one, “too much spare time.
“Most people here are nice.”
“This is what happens when keyboard warriors are allowed out of the house,” another quipped.
A third said: “As long as your parked considerately, not on a junction or blocking people’s drives, ignore it.”
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