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<blockquote data-quote="UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)" data-source="post: 543688" data-attributes="member: 12570">Our local paper has a section entitled Speakout and this appeared in Thursday&#039;s paper:&nbsp;TruckIn the middle of the day, in the middle of the week, a big brown delivery truck driver decides it&#039;s okay for her to park in an active traffic lane on upper Cornelia rather than pull in to the new fast-food store&#039;s parking lot. Traffic was backed up for as far back as could be seen, and no one could get around her truck due to the volume of traffic in the other lane. In cities, this practice is done all the time by the courier companies, but at least the police ticket the vehicles. Let&#039;s do it here. &nbsp;Yes, this was one of ours.&nbsp; For some reason she decided to park in front of the KFC that was being renovated instead of pulling in to the parking lot next door.&nbsp; One of our drivers cut this out and put it on the bulletin board.&nbsp; Not too smart on her part.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="UpstateNYUPSer(Ret), post: 543688, member: 12570"] Our local paper has a section entitled Speakout and this appeared in Thursday's paper: [B]Truck[/B] In the middle of the day, in the middle of the week, a big brown delivery truck driver decides it's okay for her to park in an active traffic lane on upper Cornelia rather than pull in to the new fast-food store's parking lot. Traffic was backed up for as far back as could be seen, and no one could get around her truck due to the volume of traffic in the other lane. In cities, this practice is done all the time by the courier companies, but at least the police ticket the vehicles. Let's do it here. Yes, this was one of ours. For some reason she decided to park in front of the KFC that was being renovated instead of pulling in to the parking lot next door. One of our drivers cut this out and put it on the bulletin board. Not too smart on her part. [/QUOTE]

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