Four cars were issued notices in Marlow following complaints that they were blocking parts of the pavement.
Officers from Thames Valley Police visited several streets in the town and discovered several vehicles had been parked illegally, with one car blocking a driveway with the driver inside.
The vehicle was eventually seized (Image: Thames Valley Police)
The authorities described the actions as ‘dangerous and inconsiderate’ with the force reminding those in the town not to park on the pavement.
A handful of fines were issued (Image: Thames Valley Police)
In a brief statement that was shared on June 20 via Facebook, they said: “Following complaints from residents - Marlow PCSOs were out-and-about over the past few days addressing issues of dangerous and inconsiderate parking.
Some streets do not allow half-and-half parking (Image: Thames Valley Police)
“Please ensure that when parking:
- Leave enough space for a double-buggy or mobility scooter to get past
- Don't block pavements forcing pedestrians onto the road”
One car was parked along West Street in Marlow (Image: Thames Valley Police)
In total, one car was taken away by a recovery vehicle due to blocking someone’s driveway, one was given a warning notice, and two drivers were given £30 parking fines.
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