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The Parking Ticket Awards: Crazy Councils, Meter Madness and Traffic Warden Hell by Barrie Segal (Paperback, 2007)

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Author:Segal, Barrie. This book is enough to drive you parking mad. But what if you've still got an hour left on your permit, but the traffic warden decides to pre-emptively strike, as he thinks you'll go over?.

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It's enough to drive you parking mad!198 x 129 mm 224pp It's bad enough to return to your parked car to find a ticket stuck on your car windscreen. But what if you've still got an hour left on your permit, but the traffic warden decides to pre-emptively strike, as he thinks you'll go over? Or if your car is sat there because it has broken down? Or if your car isn't a car at all, but a bus, a rabbit hutch or a dead cow?Barrie Segal is 'the UK's leading parking ticket expert' according to top Gear's Richard Hammond and runs the popular website www.appealnow.com. In tHE PARKING tICKEt AWARDS, he has trawled through his vast collection of parking ticket stories to reveal the worst and weirdest traffic warden behaviour. Stories include - - the dead cows ticketed as 'unattended vehicles'- the stolen car that was left as a burnt out wreck, and ticketed- the National Blood Service van that was ticketed as people donated blood inside- the bus that picked up both passengers... and a ticket- the van driver who threw his parking ticket on the pavement in disgust ... only to be fined for littering- how even celebs like Madonna, Jude Law and Kate Middleton found themselves on the wrong side of the lawSo park yourself down and indulge yourself in this hilarious compendium of traffic warden tales - it will be just the ticket.