When the J Sainsbury supermarket came to North Finchley many moons ago there was a concern about the number of cars which would drive along Ravensdale Avenue, a fine residential road. Therefore, the road sytem was engineered to force traffic to enter and leave the supermarket car park via the High Road.
Some people think they can drive up the wrong side of the road and they rightly receive their comeuppance (Mr Mustard does not condone dangerous driving).
The end.
Having just written about Barnet Council not allowing time to pay Mr Mustard had this case come to his attention.
This is the part time no right turn into LIDL which has made cheap food rather expensive for so many people.
You will note that the argument that you can't see properly to drive equates to a poke in the eye for oneself. Not seeing signs six times is also not a good look.
The council didn't have to fight all six PCNs, they could have let 4 or 5 go by the wayside and still got the message across that one should not turn right at this juncture.
The hands of the adjudicator are tied, the contraventions either occurred or they didn't. The nudge is as helpful a step as the adjudicator can take within their own powers. Whether the council will listen or not is to be seen but Mr Mustard doubts they will take much notice. If however the motorist has a blue badge their car should not be removed by the bailiff so they may struggle to recover these penalties.
Every LIDL doesn't help.
The end.
